Sentence examples for be changed to enable from inspiring English sources

Fiduciary rules should be changed to enable pension-fund trustees to take the social outcomes of their investments into account, as well as purely financial returns.

MPs on the committee say funding systems should be changed to enable long-term investment.

The main recommendation of this study is that the governmental policy related to HPV vaccine should be changed to enable better dissemination of the HPV vaccine in Korea, including financial support through the national health insurance programme.

8 Furthermore, to better understand patients' medicine taking, many researchers have examined cognitive factors such as patients' perception of their disease, and factors which can be changed to enable more effective behavioural interventions.

Dynamizable fixators can be used as linear elements of the frame and can be changed to enable axial loading of the callus without torsional and bending forces because the fixator frame is not changed, other than for the sliding of the telescopic cylinders along the longitudinal axis.

From 2004 the law was changed to enable samples to be taken from everyone arrested.

The law had recently been changed to enable council-estate tenants to buy their homes.

In 1993 the law was changed to enable parents to freely choose their baby's name – unless it is deemed contrary to the child's interests.

Additionally, the evaluation method was slightly changed to enable validation at the gene level as opposed to the cluster level.

Recently, the solvent was changed to castor oil, enabling better storage conditions.

For each virulence factor capacity prediction, the objective function was changed to a reaction enabling the maximal production of the virulence factor of interest [ 134, 137].