Sentence examples for enable struggling from inspiring English sources

It has also received the support of its landlords, who endured two company voluntary arrangements (CVAs) – legal agreements that enable struggling retailers to slash their rent costs.

Hence there are two ways the government can enable struggling borrowers to meet their mortgage obligations, namely by either altering the principal balance or altering the interest rate.

JJB has only survived a series of financial crunches thanks to the largesse of a small group of investors and its landlords, who have endured two company voluntary arrangements (CVAs) – legal agreements that enable struggling retailers to slash their rent costs.

It's the first program of its kind to use microfinance tools enable struggling communities to address the global water crisis.

A better job market enables struggling households to make mortgage payments, reducing foreclosures.

If the recession drove joblessness here beyond 13 percent, the lengthy extensions of unemployment benefits in the stimulus package enabled struggling residents to keep their homes and keep patronizing local businesses.

But a study found a short but intense tutoring scheme enables struggling children to make strong gains.

The chief executive of Turquoise, Eli Lederman, said that the exchange's support would enable the struggling platform to "simplify our operational structure, attract a wider network and expand the platform's product base".

The proposal, made public on Wednesday by the chairwoman of the F.D.I.C., Sheila C. Bair, would enable borrowers struggling to meet their mortgage payments to take new loans from the government and use the money to reduce the principal on their mortgage, up to 20percentt.

So it seemed that the Wurzburg chapter of the Richard Wagner Society had found a fitting way to celebrate its 20th anniversary: by donating nearly $20,000 and enabling the struggling Mainfranken Theater to mount a new Wagner production, it would offer a professional directing debut to Mr. Wagner's chosen heir.

The decision enables the struggling firm, which is the financial arm of General Motors, to tap the government's $700.0 billion rescue fund, and bolsters GM's ability to survive.