Sentence examples for either enables from inspiring English sources

Another strand of literature applies the assumption that integration policies provide a particular opportunity structure that either enables (or prevents) immigrants to participate in the receiving country (Bloemraad & Schönwälder, 2013; Cinalli & Giugni, 2011, 2013; Ireland, 2006; Kolbe, 2016; Koopmans & Statham, 2000; Koopmans, 2004).

This suggests that Exuperantia activity somehow either enables bicoid mRNA to move along an unidentified population of MTs (Cha et al., 2001; MacDougall et al., 2003) that are not included in the computed cytoskeleton, or that it allows localisation of the mRNA by an unknown MT-independent mechanism.

The changes to the standing orders increase the powers of the speaker of the House of Representatives to either enable or restrict routine parliamentary debate in the 44th parliament.

It will either enable them to expand to tablets and smartphones, but if it doesn't, then it will be a setback".

And Mario Cipollini, an Italian with Saeco and the king of the sprinters, did not show up, either, enabling his replacement, Daniel Atienza, a Spaniard, to finish in 158th place among the 177 starters.

While Bell's essay remains relevant in 2009, he could not have imagined in 1962 that major politicians, from a vice-presidential candidate down, would either enable or endorse a radical and armed fringe.

Products either enable or hinder customers to manage their own sustainability impacts, while the sector's own business model is highly dependent on the ever increasing and fluctuating prices of raw materials and energy.

In short, parents will be asked to either enable or disable the search feature.

Cells can detect damaged DNA, activate checkpoints, and either enable DNA repair or trigger apoptosis to eliminate the damaged cell.

In the second step, we identified factors related to the community or committee that either enabled or constrained the outcomes (i.e. contexts).

that can have either enabling or disabling effects; The changes in the basic parameters of welfare models (owing to changes in future environments); The trajectories that bridge the transformation from current welfare models to future ones.