Sentence examples for enable issues from inspiring English sources

Let's look ways in which we can enable issues from the public to be discussed by parliament itself.

PbD in conjunction with an understanding of an application's context would enable issues pertaining to the protection of user privacy to be addressed [37].

It will enable issues to be identified and dealt with early - unlike the DMI project, which was supposed to modernise the BBC's video production and archive systems, but which collapsed after five years, at a cost of £98.4m.

Observations took place at different times over a 24 hour period with each period of observation lasting for between two - three hours to enable issues relevant to the use of a care pathway on a woman's care and her progress in labour to be noted.

There is a need for more competitively priced HPV tests, especially for resource-poor countries, and uniform test validation criteria based on international standards should enable issuing more competitive and fair tender notices for purchasing.

Data collection and analysis took place concurrently, in line with an inductive approach, enabling issues identified in early interviews to inform the areas explored in later ones [ 17] Recruitment and interviewing continued until no new findings were identified in new data collected.

A key enabling issue is hence being able to assure the safety of these materials to assure trust and confidence towards these promising technologies.

Its primary strengths lie in enabling issue-centered learning, conducting research for a sustainable world, and providing open access between academia and practice.

European support enabled publication of 22 issues of seven newsletters in three languages and 11 co-publications.

It concludes that closer relations should be established between environment-behavior research and theories of architecture to enable social issues to become the generators of architecture.

Analysts said such a move would enable the issues facing the business to be handled "outside the public glare" and that any offer would be at a material discount to net asset value.