Sentence examples for enabled groups from inspiring English sources

Since it began, the Internet has enabled groups to gather around common interests.

This reform, which aimed to stimulate competition and enabled groups of local doctors to purchase services, was unpopular with voters, caused much upheaval and delivered few obvious benefits.

As Tory MPs mocked him from across the chamber, with shouts of "wrong speech," Mr Corbyn hit back, saying: "I have no idea why Members opposite find food security such a funny subject… or indeed the flow of arms and elicit funds that enabled groups like Isil to sustain and grow".

In this way microlending is reminiscent of the building-and-loan societies of the 19th century, which enabled groups of immigrant families in the U.S. to take turns financing houses for members of the group.

Presumably, we can march and rally to rescue these girls, but how can our activism reflect these unfolding complexities (that parts of the Nigerian government have enabled groups like Boko Haram)?

This has enabled groups of genes to be linked with specific functions in wall synthesis, re-modeling or degradation.

Thematic and latent analysis of the data enabled grouping around issues of risk and responsibility for sexual health.

Analysis of mutations conferring resistance to first- and second-line anti-TB drugs enabled grouping of the MDR isolates: 136 MDR ss, 98 pre-XDR, and 108 XDR.

Work-designs and the layout were adapted, for instance to create a 'living room' that enabled group wise treatment and rehabilitation.

The bill enables groups to create endowments, pay off debt and repair or build facilities.

In the longer term we hope to enable groups to manage their money more easily by paying via mobile phone.