Sentence examples similar to enable duty from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, special development zones that enable duty-free exports to America if 10% of the content is Israeli, produce $1 billion in sales, both for obvious products like textiles and less obvious ones such as canned artichokes.Ibrahim Mehlib, the new prime minister who was appointed in February, was previously head of the state construction agency.

In implementation, too, UNICEF has fairly consistently provided services which enable duty-bearers — such as parents and governments — to improve their ability to support children in a family-based environment.

A second application is to paramagnetic relaxation enhancement applied to the membrane-bound form of Pf1 coat protein in phospholipid bicelles where the resistance to sample heating enables high duty cycle solid-state NMR experiments to be performed.

This may account for the more crouched postures of smaller animals, enabling higher duty factors and slight deviation from dynamic similarity to reduce the push-off power requirements (expression (3.3)), despite higher work demands owing to larger stance angles resulting in greater deceleration and acceleration.

Practitioners were concerned about the balance between privacy and safety – possibly a reflection of a focus on design to enable fulfilment of duty of care as opposed to facilitating a "good end".

We have a duty to enable these people to live in communities once they are released.

While the villagers now have the funds to buy the Butcher's Arms, they have set a target of £290,000 to cover their legal costs and stamp duty, and enable them to refurbish the building.

But every hipster thinks they can pull them off, and it's our duty to enable that.

President Obama recently announced that the Presidential Innovation Fellowships program — an experimental program to bring tech talent into federal government for "tours of duty" to enable innovation and best technical practices — will now become a permanent part of government.

The purpose of this review is to provide civilian allergists with a global overview of the French legal regulations governing fitness for military duty to enable them on the one hand to advise young adults with allergies wishing to enter the army, and on the other, to work more closely with their military counterparts.

This status should enable it to receive duty free material aid from groups like Operation USA.