Sentence examples for enabled power to from inspiring English sources

The 18‐year old senior's clocking enabled Power to post a meet record time of 10 16.5 in the distance medley on the Elastatruf track in Downing Stadium.

Although the societal ethic that enabled power to be concentrated in the hands of a few was hardly a democratic one, there is little evidence, at least for Virginia and Maryland, that the people of those societies were dissatisfied with their rulers.

It's not a general enabling power to disapply [ECJ judgments] they don't like.

Poor democracies outperform authoritarian countries because their institutions enable power to be shared and because they encourage openness and adaptability.

We add to Goldman's list a possible fourth holdup for Power-One its recent acquisition of Magnetek's Power-One itsnics grecentwith products racquisition digital microfontrollers for Magneteko 50 kilowatt converters and including a custom AC-to-DC business, which will enable Power to compete head-on with the big three: Tyco, Emerson and Delta Electronics.

As American physicist Richard Feynman said: "Scientific knowledge is an enabling power to do either good or bad – but it does not carry instructions on how to use it".

He also faulted Chávez for adopting enabling powers to circumvent the national assembly.

Reliably more concerned with civil liberties and the abuse of executive power than the Commons, the Lords sunk Gordon Brown's plan for 42 days of pre-charge detention, and also modified David Cameron's plan to hand himself enabling powers to shut down public bodies by decree.

In another rebuke to the Venezuelan leader, Chomsky criticized Chávez for adopting enabling powers to go around the National Assembly.

Furthermore, bulk listings enabled power sellers to negotiate lower per-listing fees from eBay.

An internal system enabled power and temperature to be regulated up to 1200 W and 240°C, respectively.