Sentence examples for enabled to exert from inspiring English sources

When Israelis and Saudis exhort President Obama to be intransigent on the nuclear issue it is not because they seriously believe that they might become the target of an Iranian nuclear attack, but because they fear that, if Iran -- freed from what has worked as a true handicap -- is enabled to exert its full international role, this might entail Iranian regional hegemony.

Their argument amounts to the following: a health care organization serves a community; therefore the community has to be enabled to exert influence on what happens in the organization through a collaborative process.

The presented methodology is validated using a modified Arcan test of a single joint, which enables to exert a combination of shear and pull-out loads.

Participants using devices to deliver therapies or drugs also reported ways in which their device enabled them to exert personal control over their illness.

He also announced plans to begin overhauling the bureaucracy by creating so-called superministries that would enable Beijing to exert greater control in carrying out government policy.

When Koch joined the boards of WGBH and WNET, it seemed to mark an ideological inroad, enabling him to exert influence over a network with a prominent news operation.

Instead it is a "purposeful pattern of incidents that occur over time enabling someone to exert power and control, or coerce another".

Beta carbolines are potent inhibitors of the enzyme monoamine oxidase, which not only prevent breakdown of DMT, enabling it to exert its psychotropic effect, but also contribute to the drug's effects by elevating serotonin levels at synapses.

But the speed with which these reserves has grown as China's economic juggernaut consistently outpaces every other economy is enabling it to exert an ever tighter grip on global business, finance and, in turn, politics.

Their economic might, it turns out, is often not diminished at all, but simply transformed into a kind of stealth power, enabling them to exert even greater influence and achieve broader goals.

He declared: This vast debt, if permitted to become permanent and increasing, must eventually be gathered into the hands of a few, and enable them to exert a dangerous and controlling power in the affairs of the government.