Sentence examples for be enabled to state from inspiring English sources

We trust that not a single week will elapse before we shall be enabled to state, that effectual steps are being taken in all the neighbouring boroughs to secure the return of sound liberal representatives, and to rescue South Lancashire from the reproach of being represented by two conspicuous anti-reformers.

The Aarogyasri scheme has also demonstrated an important additional benefit of public private partnerships; that public providers may be enabled to provide technologically advanced treatments in state-of-the-art facilities developed in their hospitals.

And, notwithstanding the fact that the regulation of interstate commerce is committed by the constitution to the United States, the state is enabled to say that it shall not be carried on in this way, and to that extent to regulate it.

Precursor ion charge state screening was enabled to select for ions with at least two charges and rejecting ions with undetermined charge state.

We traveled through the state of New Jersey on foot, held several meetings in the state, and were enabled to allay much prejudice which had been excited by reason of the wicked falsehoods which had been put in circulation by John C. Bennett who had been cut off from the Church for his iniquity.

Without undertaking to determine what is the proper size of an original package in each case, evidently the doctrine has no application where the manufacturer puts up the package with the express intent of evading the laws of another state, and is enabled to carry out his purpose by the facile agency of an express company and the connivance of his consignee.

Charge state screening was enabled to reject unassigned and singly charged ions.

Charge state screening was enabled to reject the acquisition of MS/MS spectra for unassigned and singly charged precursor ions.

Charge-state screening was enabled to reject unassigned, singly, eight, and more than eight protonated ions.

Moreover, this transformation could enhance the explanatory power of the model in the sense that it was enabled to differentiate between more than two states.

If the analysis of equity implies the analysis of politics, and if the sensitivity of politics precludes it from analysis, then a useful function of the post-2015 debatepmayt debetenabling enabling states to critically address matters of development, distribution and the structural and political determinants of health inequities.