Sentence examples for considering enabling from inspiring English sources

In January, state legislatures will begin considering enabling legislation; more than a dozen are expected to approve the pact in 2003.

Right now the ability to resolve issues isn't available on the Facebook app, but SeeClickFix is considering enabling this eventually for power users.

"We have no  further announcement plans to make at this time," a Google spokesperson said when asked if this was something the company is considering enabling for all Maps users in the future.

With hundreds of businesses and homes destroyed by flooding for the second time in 2 years, the state government is considering enabling property owners to abandon some flood-prone areas, and is also calling for the construction of new levees and other protective infrastructure.

Considering enabling characteristics, we observed no independent significant differences in treatment received by employment, insurance, education, level of social support, or marital/partner status.

The multivariate analysis that we performed in three different steps (i.e. 1. considering enabling resources per se; 2. inserting predisposing characteristics; and 3. considering need factors) allowed us to assess the influence of social support, controlling for possible confounding associations on vaccine uptake.

Do you take these things personally? A. No. Q. Have you considered enabling the Windows XP Firewall by default? A. The fact is there has been a fire wall inside of Windows that would have blocked MSblast [the worm].

Therefore, we may consider enabling multi-hop communication between the backhaul links of MNs.

Peptides are considered, enabling chemical synthesis and more facile intracellular delivery, given their smaller size.

Since cloud computing environments adapt virtualization technology [20], scalability should be considered enabling large-scale distribution [21].

An upgrade of the ATLAS pixel detector is presently being considered, enabling to cope with higher luminosity at Super Large Hadron Collider (SLHC).