Sentence examples for enable nations from inspiring English sources

Cross-border issues like climate change, pollution and crime require intra-European co-operation, but the flow of goods, money and people must be slowed dramatically to enable nations to take back control of their future and protect their citizens.

In the event of a public health emergency, such protocols enable nations to develop lifesaving medicines that infringe upon the patents developed by others.

It is ideas like exceptionalism - and the grim realities of the state of exception - that enable nation-states to defend policies of expansionism, violations of international law, the dispatching of international activists.

Britain must use its influence to get the EU back to what it's good at – enabling nations to collaborate on the areas where we each achieve more by working together.

UNEP's mission is "to provide leadership and encourage partnerships in caring for the environment by inspiring, informing and enabling nations and people to improve their quality of life without compromising that of future generations".

Tasked by the UN General Assembly to "provide leadership and encourage partnership in caring for the environment by inspiring, informing and enabling nations and peoples to improve their quality of life without compromising that of future generations" (UNEP 2006), UNEP formed an alliance with the Olympic Movement back in 1994.

"If we are to be successful in transforming Scotland into a digitally enabled nation which leads the rest of the world, everyone at GovCamp, and many outside it, will have to put their shoulder to the wheel to make it happen".

We also need to ensure resources are there to enable vulnerable nations to adapt.

But Jim wrote that they were expected to come away with at least one concrete product this time: They are expected to announce agreements that would enable the nations to extend each other credit in local currencies while conducting trade, sidestepping the dollar, a substantive move if not yet the kind of game-changing action once expected from BRICS.

At Thursday's summit meeting, they are expected to announce agreements that would enable the nations to extend each other credit in local currencies while conducting trade, sidestepping the dollar, a substantive move if not yet the kind of game-changing action once expected from BRICS.

"It has created a high-performance system that is admired the world over and to abandon it now would enable other nations, who want to replicate GB's Olympic and Paralympic success, to seize upon the opportunity".