Sentence examples for enabled to advance from inspiring English sources

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Along the way, Schmidt never really developed the personal relationship with Bush that would have enabled him to advance in accordance with his talents.

His leadership, generosity and many years of dedicated service enabled NSUH to advance patient care and community service as well as further education and research.

Welbeck, who moved to the Emirates Stadium last August and scored the goal that enabled Arsenal to advance in the FA Cup at United's expense in March, has missed the last two matches with a knee injury.

Until Game 2, the Celtics had also not lost at home in the playoffs, having won nine straight games, which had enabled them to advance with exhausting seven-game series wins over Atlanta and Cleveland.

Several of Mr. Lutnick's supporters note privately that his highly visible grief -- though it may have angered some mourning relatives -- has enabled him to advance the relief effort, as when he persuaded the American Red Cross to make grants this week to all surviving families to help meet their living expenses.

"We have an excellent working relationship with Stuart McLoughlin and Waystone and this has enabled us to advance the stadium to this point.

A 1 1 draw with Panama and Canada enabled El Salvador to advance to their first quarterfinal berth since 2003 and third overall.

Democratic states quickly took up this arrangement, which enabled them to advance the cause of covering the uninsured at little cost to their budgets.

The Tanzania, Ministry of Health and Social Welfare [ 3] stated the importance for providing support to health and social welfare training institutions and recently, in-service training geared towards enabling staff to advance career and distance education is being encouraged to enable more nursing staff to enroll.

Legal empowerment is considered to be a process through which poor people become protected and are enabled to use the law to advance their rights and their interests.