Sentence examples for enable neglected from inspiring English sources

The legislation would enable neglected parents to sue their children for infractions, though the vagueness of the law — it does not spell out the frequency of visits — has raised some doubts about its enforceability.

"These results show that we have neglected enabling young people to continue with a core of general education, which is what they would get in many other European countries," said Lorna Unwin, professor of vocational education at the University of London.

The clinician groups confirmed skills that were most enabling and often neglected among older adults, such as transient wheelies, and provided input on teaching strategies.

If passed, Assemblymember Tom Ammiano's AB 2001 would allow judges to determine that a minor's chronic homelessness is a result of parental abuse or neglect and enable them to access federal funding for special homeless youth shelters or group homes where they're taught independent living skills.

Too much empathy, on the other hand, can lead to indulging and enabling others, and neglecting one's self.

It enables us to neglect the ionization in the plasma sheath.

They knew it could enable of public officials to neglect their duty to the public and serve instead the design of wealth.

Moreover, the availability of many recently published genomes and transcriptomes from previously neglected taxonomic groups enabled us to expand the inquiry into the phylogenetic distribution of PRC1 subunits by including gymnosperms and monilophytes.

These firms can exploit technological or commercial opportunities that have been neglected by larger companies - and enable the commercialization of knowledge generated by research organizations and universities.

Right now you can't sue digital platforms for enabling harassment on their services, even if they enable harassment through flagrant, willful neglect.

Yet, as the world's richest countries falter in coming forward with adequate contributions to reach the fund's modest target of $10 billion, they are neglecting the most obvious way to enable African countries to tackle the crisis themselves.