Sentence examples for enable some of the from inspiring English sources
But she hopes the recognition will enable some of the creators, who include children, to make more movies.
Meyer says the successful startups will be those that enable some of the world's biggest companies to advance.
The agreements, which cover loans on more than 70 malls, could enable some of the shopping centers to exit bankruptcy before the end of this year.
A reduced radiation risk would enable some of the 86,000 evacuees from danger zones near the plant to return home.
It should also enable some of the state's private bus lines to increase fares without feeling that they are putting themselves at a competitive disadvantage, said State Senator Andrew R. Ciesla, a Republican and chairman of the Senate transportation committee.
Still, in its day, such a fencing-off was undoubtedly a necessary evil: a means of pushing open the doors that would, in time, enable some of the very best women writers and journalists to find a home at the Observer.
In the end, they helped the revolt by collecting clothes and food for the strikers, and enabling some of the leaders to get into hiding.
The latest phase of the HEP promises to combat these problems, with a programme enabling some of the best-performing HEWs to strengthen their knowledge, gain skills and increase their salaries.
The Iraqi penal code prescribes leniency for those who commit such crimes for "honourable motives", enabling some of the men involved to get off with no more than a fine.
Like most Americans, we have long despaired at the cynicism of Pakistan's leaders, who accept American "counterterrorist" aid while also sheltering and enabling some of the worst anti-American extremists.
Stephen Green of Standard Chartered Bank said in a recent report that the scheme, while falling well short of fundamental reform, had enabled some of the wealth created by the urban land market to trickle down to the countryside.Two huge constraints impede the government's efforts to liberate the countryside's economic potential.
