Sentence examples for decisions to enable from inspiring English sources

These capacities, while quite vague, put the focus directly on the skills of students (e.g., sufficient oral and written communication skills to enable the student to function in a complex and rapidly changing civilization; sufficient knowledge of economic, social, and political decisions to enable the student to make informed choices;.... ).

And that's why, he insists, we have to make what he calls "smart architectural decisions" to enable the right level of anonymity in the 21st century city.

It addresses the admission control problem by monitoring the wireless channel using channel busy time and dynamically adapting admission control decisions to enable high network utilization while preventing congestion.

He told the BBC: "We need to institute proper financial discipline in the system... and to make some short-term decisions, to enable us to be in a position where literally we're not building on sand; that actually there is a stable financial base on which you then can take forward the big changes that are needed".

The primary purpose of the systematic review is to improve decisions: to enable decisions that are maximally informed and minimally biased.

ICU shift leaders, charge nurses and intensivists have to make several immediate ad hoc decisions to enable the fluent flow of ICU activities.

South Africa's potential decision to enable access to medicine may be an important milestone on the road toward that goal.

He urged the court to take a decision to enable him to return to society to make that contribution as quickly as possible.

In September 2014, the director of the FBI, James Comey, specifically criticised Apple's decision to enable "end-to-end" encryption in its then-new mobile operating system, iOS8, which is what prevents the company from reading its users' messages.

According to Amazon, the decision to enable Alexa to take place of a remote control was based on customer feedback.

The Federal Communications Commission already has raised concerns about AT&T's decision to enable its cell phone customers to stream DirecTV content without having it count against their monthly data caps, which leads to higher fees.