Sentence examples for enable the policy from inspiring English sources

Implementing the proposed approach would enable the policy makers and managers in petrochemical industries to identify current weaknesses and challenges regarding the resilience safety culture in their system.

Approaches are needed that enable the policy development process to embed an in-depth understanding of local institutions whilst incorporating flexibility to account for their location-specific nature.

Clean energy spending could fund programs that complement a carbon tax and enable the policy to achieve additional low- cost emissions reductions, or it could fund inefficient programs that achieve few emissions reductions.

We develop a secure policy updating algorithm and propose a very lightweight proxy re-encryption (VL-PRE) technique to enable the policy updating to be done in the cloud in an efficient and computationally cost effective manner.

To enable the policy, we first devise a segment tree-based buffer manager to efficiently maintain a optimal replacement plan.

So let's applaud Venter's latest ambition -- the rest of us can help create and enable the policy and market environment that gives him a shot at winning.

The use of macro-models enables the policy makers to build alternative policy evidences and thus this approach proves to be far superior to the alternative approaches based on intuitive or judgmental criteria.

Executives of PanEurolife, including the managing director, Jacques Drossaert, are being investigated over a suspected scheme in which investors made deposits in French postal savings accounts that were then transferred to Luxembourg and converted into life insurance policies, enabling the policy owners to avoid taxes on the investment income.

When these three streams converged, a policy window opened, allowing newborn hearing screening onto the political agenda and enabling the policy decision for its introduction.

This enables the policy maker to choose between these interventions based on additional criteria, such as ease or cost of implementation.

These actors negotiated with professional/statutory bodies and health unions on the need to develop the new cadre which resulted in compromises that enabled the policy process to move forward.