Sentence examples for enabled the continuation from inspiring English sources

In War Is Coming, Sami Hermez argues that the country's political leaders have enabled the continuation of violence and examines how people live between these periods of conflict.

The Carnegie Corporation of New York has enabled the continuation of the Wits Alumni Diaspora Programme (Grant no: B 8749.R01).

When the EU programme ended in 2007, a combination of funding from an Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) and national ring fenced grants for HIV and TB enabled the continuation and expansion of this service platform.

The timely and professional handling of the Burkina Faso crisis at local and national levels enabled the continuation of the mass vaccination campaign with no impact on vaccine introduction in other countries.

The climate of impunity surrounding the CIA programme has "enabled the continuation of fundamental rights violations", as further revealed by the mass surveillance programmes of the US National Security Agency NSAandand secret services of various EU member states, MEPs say, stressing that "there can be no impunity" for these violations.

Badiou explains its content: "What I will call, in general, the 'ethic of a truth', is the principle that enables the continuation of a truth-process" (E 44).

"We must ensure that our tax dollars do not enable the continuation of a drug addiction," the governor said last year.

The US, through its massive military and diplomatic aid for the government of Mexico, is enabling the continuation of egregious and systematic human rights violations.

ATP intends to distribute dividends to its shareholders in a way that will enable the continuation of the expansion of the company according to this Business Plan.

The agreement enables the continuation of ARV treatment for one year - for more than 8,000 adults and children living with HIV and of HIV testing for over 31,000 pregnant women and their children.

Funding will enable the continuation of quality and high standard service delivery to children suffering from malnutrition and those affected by food insecurity and other crises, including cholera outbreaks and the refugee crisis.