The doctrine of the "strong" President enabled Johnson to commit the country, without public or congressional authorization, to a major war opposed by millions of Americans and sizable numbers of congressmen.
I know it's technically wrong to view Nixon as a comic villain instead of a paranoid, drunken anti-Semite who enabled Henry Kissinger to commit war crimes in Cambodia.
"If we're committed to a dog, it enables us to commit to physical activity ourselves".
When families hide or turn a blind eye to abuse, they enable abusers to commit crimes.
Perhaps, in the end, the only way to stave off hopelessness is to think that at least Annapolis will enable them to commit to seeing each other more.
"Even assuming that Mr. Malvo pulled the trigger, Mr. Muhammad was still an active participant, enabling him to commit the crimes," Commonwealth Attorney Paul B. Ebert, the lead prosecutor, said in The Washington Post.
"Our plan to cut less than the Conservatives and borrow less than the SNP and Labour enables us to commit to building a stronger economy and a fairer society," he said during a visit a manufacturing company in Kirkintilloch.
Detective chief superintendent Dave Clark, who heads the City of London police's economic crime unit, said: "Criminals are continually looking to exploit old and new technology alike to deceive both individuals and organisations into revealing private information that will enable them to commit fraud, sometimes on an industrial level.
On his view, the transparency method justifies a self-attribution such as "I believe that there will be a third world war" only because reflection on evidence enables one to commit to the self-attributed belief.
