Sentence examples similar to enabled as possible from inspiring English sources

Design guidelines enabled as much as possible the standardization of the fabrication to allow for a more efficient work organization.

It is probably safe to assume that the 2,500 British visitors who paid £50 to enter Sierra Leone in 2011 generated far less revenue for the country's economy, and created fewer hospitality jobs, than the 111,000 visitors who paid nothing to enter Gambia.Of course, a tourist's best bet is a passport that enables as much visa-free travel as possible.

"We're a charity, and our ambition is to keep the costs as low as possible to enable as many schools as possible to invest in it for their students," he says.

However, the seated position was chosen over other positions in order to minimize the possibilities of co-contractions and to enable as many subjects as possible to perform the measurements even in the presence of contractures.

The distribution of responsibilities should be guided by the imperative to enable as many individuals as possible to exercise their conscientious wills in particular contingent circumstances, as only in this way was it possible to foster individual self-realisation in the long-run.

"Ultimately they will enable as many schools as possible to receive investment from the funding available and deliver an excellent environment for the children and communities they serve".

"Our goal is to enable as many people as possible to have authentic conversations and share ideas and content on an open platform," the post read.

Our goal is to enable as many people as possible to have authentic conversations and share ideas and content on an open platform.

He needs to enable as many people as possible to vote in Afghanistan's presidential election next month, and he needs to show he is turning the tide of war before America's mid-term elections next year.

Asked whether this appointment was not a rather empty gesture in the light of the disappointing statistics for women's employment and promotion, the bishop of Chester said: "The church of England is a body that changes in a progressive but properly considered way... in order to enable as many people as possible to live with the decision announced today.

As an organization, we want to be able to enable as much innovation as possible".