Sentence examples for enable them become from inspiring English sources

Given the large number of 5 and 5* departments identified, he asked the panel, how is the government going to promote young scientists to enable them to achieve the international reputations and publication records that will enable them become the future leaders of such departments?

On the first page of the report, the panel writes, "Some low-revenue clubs, believing the amount of their proceeds from revenue sharing insufficient to enable them to become competitive, used those proceeds to become modestly profitable".

"Some low-revenue clubs," the report said, "believing the amount of their proceeds from revenue sharing insufficient to enable them to become competitive, used those proceeds to become modestly profitable".

The shelters have all been built, with slight variations, to a common design which will enable them to become part of a new underground railway after the war.

When will we recognize that treating children like prisoners does not enable them to become contributing, engaged, ethical members of society?

Swarm intelligence – the sharing of data between the cars on the road – will enable them to become ever smarter and safer, according to Jack's creators.

But Keen lucidly argues that by giving away all our data to Google, Facebook et al, all we actually do is enable them to become some of the biggest companies in the world and make their owners impossibly rich.

Since opening in December 2003 the centre has been used by 430 employees, many of whom have achieved NVQ level 2 qualifications and some, like Taylor, who have gained Institute of Leadership and Management qualifications to enable them to become supervisors and managers.

He was on a mission to capture children for one of the mysterious bush schools that indigenous Liberians attend to acquire the knowledge and the ritual scars that will enable them to become full members of their tribe.

The less-educated and jobless young will be particularly poorly served, never building up the skills to enable them to become productive older workers.Compared with the dire warnings about the bankrupting consequences of a "grey tsunami", this is good news.

She is responsible for 37 puppies – aged between seven weeks and 14 months – who are learning the skills to enable them to become one of the thousands of life-changing guide dogs that help people living with sight loss to keep their independence and confidence.