Sentence examples for enabled to gather from inspiring English sources
She added: "We want to see the police enabled to gather and build strong cases that bring perpetrators of domestic abuse to justice, and are particularly looking forward to working with Scotland's new police force to improve practice and consistency in the handling of domestic abuse cases.
Text mining and web mining techniques [24] enable to gather, organize and visualize information of company, industry, product and customer from unstructured data on the web.
Since it began, the Internet has enabled groups to gather around common interests.
(7) Her ability to speak several languages enabled her to gather stories from eyewitnesses of major events like the uprising of December 1825.
TheIsis operative said the absence of air strikes against its forces had enabled it to gather strength and numbers as it pushed towards Mosul.
His fieldwork has also enabled him to gather information about illegal logging that is not otherwise available to environmental groups or agencies that monitor the problem.
Pacemakers designed to communicate wirelessly, using radio-frequency telemetry-based technology, have enabled physicians to gather information about a patient remotely.
The Web has enabled us to gather an online learning community of educators who want to take advantage of teachable moments in the news and in life, and to share their ideas and insight with others.
He claimed that GCHQ and its US counterpart – the National Security Agency – had the ability to infect potentially millions of computer and mobile handsets with malware which enabled them to gather up immense amounts of digital content, switch on microphones or cameras on user's computers, listen to phone calls and track their locations.
"Looking further, our vision is to provide for people a tool with which they could make meeting minutes and meeting summaries easily and a digitally enabled path to gather these self-enforcing data sets," he adds.
While Sanders' opening burst has enabled him to gather the low-hanging fruit of the potential non-Hillary primary vote, the going gets tougher from there.
