Sentence examples for benefits to enable from inspiring English sources

Stanford Medicine faculty have access to significant benefits to enable work-life integration.

There is a £120bn tax gap that is only possible because the government pay tax benefits to enable people to survive.

"The new EU unit in Whitehall, led by a new permanent secretary, Oliver Robbins, will examine all the options and possibilities in a neutral way and set out costs and benefits to enable the right decisions to be made".

It is an ethical imperative that prospective research volunteers are to be provided adequate information about clinical trials and their potential risks and benefits to enable meaningful informed consent [ 1, 2].

Many DLA claimants use the benefit to enable them to work and many more want to do so but are hampered by employer attitudes and social negativity.

For multicore architectures, this is one main benefit to enable the flexible shared memory subsystem.

Future studies of the BAP in relatives from larger autism family samples (such as the Autism Genome Project consortium) are of benefit to enable investigation of "unaffected" parent and sibling BAP status where a proband has a de novo or inherited copy number variant [Pinto et al., 2014].

The recovery did, however, slow additional demands for social benefits enough to enable state and local governments as a whole to regain control of their outlays.

The obvious benefit is to enable global collaboration and data sharing between operators from geographically dispersed locations.

The desired benefit is to enable the end-user to start with preparatory protective actions at an earlier time based on the end-user's own risk assessment and decision threshold.

The fight against HIV has maximised the benefits of music to enable communities to discuss taboos related to sex, risky practices and gender-based violence that drive the spread and exacerbate its impact.