Sentence examples for changed to enable from inspiring English sources

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.

How the world changed to enable such abundance and variety of life is a detective story to match the best crime fiction.

She wanted to take a stand and get the law changed, to enable parents to know if a paedophile was living in their neighbourhood.

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.

In March a senior police officer told the Guardian the law needed to change to enable police forces to better tackle the scale of online abuse, which was threatening to overwhelm law enforcement.

"Many current constituencies are not within the permitted electorate range, and some that are may still need to change, to enable neighbouring constituencies to be suitably adjusted," they added.

How do routers and smart meters need to change to enable things that were outside of their original design criteria?

Incentives need to be aligned and reimbursement needs to change to enable some of these new technologies to actually enter the clinic.

The goods news is, there's a solution for corporations, called the Collaborative Economy, which means that their own business model must change to enable sharing of products and goods, and eventually allow customers to participate in core business functions.