Sentence examples for enabled the appointment from inspiring English sources

Napolitano, who had already enabled the appointment as prime minister of Mario Monti after Berlusconi's exit over a looming sovereign debt crisis, then returned under the sign of national emergency, with the moral authority to demand a "government of the president".

The courtiers were part of the Emperor's inner circle and had established influence over him, which enabled the appointment of successive liberal-courtier cabinets.

Sampson et al [ 53] describe one early form of advance care planning in the United Kingdom (UK) and Australia, through examples of where a Power of Attorney (over financial matters) and 'Let me Decide' programme enabled the appointment of an attorney to make proxy decisions when the person with dementia no longer had capacity.

In 2008 the Scottish Government provided funding to enable the appointment of antimicrobial pharmacists in all NHS boards [ 5].

The appointment timescales, offering women screening on mobile vans, has enabled the Primary Care Trusts the opportunity to promote breast screening effectively to the eligible women who have failed to attend their first appointment.

The arrangement fooled no one, but enabled the United States to tell Beijing that the religious leader did not have a formal appointment with the president.

Thursday's ruling rested on a constitutional clause enabling the president to make appointments when the Senate is in recess.

A Lancashire statement said: "The interim appointments will enable the club to assess future options and preferred coaching structure".

Mr. Hevesi would generally maintain the structure of the seven-member board, but he has advocated enabling the mayor to make the majority of appointments to the board.

This involved the TM arranging services to enable the participants to attend trial follow-up appointments.

Enabling the ability to book from mobile with confidence that appointments will be registered is even rarer.