Because of Marshall's tight logical reasoning, rhetorical flourishes, and political brilliance, the power of the Supreme Court became legitimized, and the Court was enabled to begin to confront the oldest and most important constitutional question -- the relationship between the federal government and the states.
Though no weapons of mass destruction have been found, bringing the terrorists out of their caves and into broad daylight has surely enabled us to confront the enemy.
Yet progressive reformers also invented institutions and associations that enabled citizens to confront, if not resolve, the new problems that arose during the Industrial Revolution.
Moving on to painting, sculpture and installation, Maiwald eventually landed on embroidery as a medium that enabled her to confront social issues in an indirect form.
It is this process that enables them to confront issues from a different perspective, and that encourages them to rethink their views and grow into their positions.
A drawdown would enable us to confront the larger Iranian threat without being exposed and weakened by our involvement in Iraq.
It enables us to confront extremes of behaviour, personal and public; it helps communicate difficult issues; it challenges and provokes as well as lifts the spirit.
At its best – at its most honest – satire is a staring match with truth; it enables us to confront the things we fear, to look beyond the surface and to discover the often farcical truth underneath.
The technology giant, through its Google Ideas program, funds a handful of projects that – in its words – explore "how technology can enable people to confront threats in the face of conflict, instability and repression".
"It is urgent," she said, "that we pose the questions of ethics and meaning that will enable us to confront the human, the social and the moral significance of our changing relationship with the natural world".
