Sentence examples for enable the purchase from inspiring English sources

To enable the purchase of subscriptions to MIT Technology Review publications and other products from our store, we collect and store billing and credit card information.

Before the sale could go through, the Legislature had to amend a land-acquisition bill to enable the purchase of the Otero parcel, and Mr. Richardson signed the bill.

Buying the unit will also enable the purchase of a space in the parking garage, which can cost anywhere from $50,000 to $80,000, depending on location, the agent said.

Additionally, disruptors in this segment enable the purchase of heterogeneous storage hardware without having to worry about 1) interoperability issues, 2) under- or over-utilization of specific storage resources and 3) manual oversight of storage resources.

It works by accruing loyalty points to enable the purchase of a free meal and hot drink for a homeless person by customers who have made 10 visits to the cafe.

It would also enable the purchase of formula milk and a means to replace breastmilk.

This not only enables the purchase but also builds financial institution confidence in the SELCO business model.

An earlier, $1.4 million campaign, begun in 1997, enabled the purchase of two adjacent properties and the construction of a visitors center.

However, conveyancing solicitors who enabled the purchase of a leasehold property without highlighting onerous ground rent clauses are now facing a raft of legal actions from furious buyers.

The museum used some of the proceeds from the Sekhmet to purchase other Egyptian pieces: a vizier statuette, a canopic jar and a sculpture of a king's head; the Vitruvius, sold with 26 other works, enabled the purchase of 19 objects, 8 of them leaves from an unpublished Italian manuscript copy of the "Ten Books on Architecture"; the Bierstadt proceeds have yet to be used.

In Latvia, real estate ownership by an individual enables the purchase of a residence permit, which allows the holder to conduct international business with relatively little official interference.