Sentence examples for enable them to exercise from inspiring English sources
It's even arguable that judges' remuneration is part of the "support necessary to enable them to exercise their functions" that the lord chancellor "must have regard to" under the Constitutional Reform Act 2005.
(6) The Lord Chancellor must have regard to: (a) the need to defend that independence; (b) the need for the judiciary to have the support necessary to enable them to exercise their functions; (c) the need for the public interest in regard to matters relating to the judiciary or otherwise to the administration of justice to be properly represented in decisions affecting those matters.
Prospective donors should also be given sufficient information to enable them to exercise their choices and, in so doing, be allowed to specify if they are giving away their tissues for a specific research purpose or for general use.
Moreover, they also seek conditions that enable them to exercise and develop their "moral powers," namely (2) their rational capacities to form, revise and pursue a conception of their good, and (3) their capacity to be reasonable and to have a sense of justice.
Regardless of capacity, young people should have access to appropriate information, for example, by education about relationships and sexual health, which will enable them to exercise future choice.
It seems that 'formal' health professionals (eg., physicians and nurses) still have 'margins' or 'loopholes' which enable them to exercise their discretion in protecting the interests of patients, even though, to some extent, such practices contradict the law [ 79].
It means, rather, that everyone from the age of five should be given an education that enables them to exercise their exceptional talents, if such they have.
Eunuchs were considered the most suitable guards for the many wives or concubines a ruler might have in his palace, and the eunuchs' confidential position in the harems of princes frequently enabled them to exercise an important influence over their royal masters and even to raise themselves to stations of great trust and power.
In contrast with the more typical situation in which the majority position of Irish Catholics enabled them to exercise leadership in local Catholic affairs, in Montreal they had to overcome numerous obstacles in order to obtain churches and parishes they could call their own.
It is known that the pelvic floor muscles can be difficult to identify for individual women and that supervision is required to enable them to do pelvic floor exercises properly.
