Sentence examples for enable a team from inspiring English sources
The reserve system, the 65-page opinion said, did not enable a team to retain a player with whom it did not have a contract.
Some drivers from racing families block for one another, holding off competitors to enable a team member to cross the finish line first.
They also enable a team on offense to avoid the tough decision-making and play execution that is required to keep the momentum going deep into opponent territory.
As suggested here, it is possible that elementary students are quite capable of negotiating ECS models, and more perspectives on students enable a team to meet students' needs.
In this paper, we present several UAV technologies we developed that enable a team of UAVs to autonomously search, detect, and locate stationary ground targets using airborne sensors.
Asiphile was designed to enable a team of three doctors, 12 nurses, two counselors, and one administrator to provide up to 50 procedures daily reaching a total of 17,000 male circumcisions annually.
The book was painfully honest about his attempts to get back to full fitness after his operations, spoke mercilessly about former rivals and described an epic drinking session with Hinault and an occasion on which Fignon lied to his manager to enable a team-mate to use his hotel room for a romantic assignation with "an unofficial Miss France".
Because this programme works with the local medical and nursing community, it is conjectured that the enhanced pharmacy services will not be seen as a threat to existing services, but rather as a complement to them to enable a team-based approach to health care services.
One is the battle for the top, or at least for one of the top four places, which enables a team to compete the following year in the Champions League, the lucrative Europe-wide tournament.
The Community Shield will be the only trophy in the Etihad cupboard this year, which is not what the Abu Dhabi owners signed up for, committing sums enabling a team to be fielded yesterday that cost 10 times as much as Wigan's.
During the lockdown in Freetown last month, members of the diaspora in London funded and coordinated an initiative that enabled a team of volunteers in the country to cook hot meals and distribute them to more than 2,500 people forbidden to leave their houses.
