In the end, perhaps these setbacks enabled them to make progress free from the usual pressures.
Their support enabled him to make progress in lower-income white Democratic areas, of which, until yesterday, there were still many, such as Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, where I watched Trump speak on Monday night.
That enabled him to make progress on a number of fronts where he had been thwarted by the Lib Dems notably on reforming the welfare system, reshaping Britain's human rights legislation, and redrawing the boundaries for parliamentary constituencies, which, although handled by independent commissions, was estimated to help the Conservatives at the expense of Labour and the Lib Dems.
"Only a regional, integrated and holistic strategy will enable us to make progress," says the E.E.A.S. Strategy Report.
It was only after her fourth admission to a psychiatric unit that she began to open up to the medical staff, enabling her to make progress in her treatment.
So, contrary to the presumption that evolutionary biology has resolved the debate between egoists and altruists in favor of egoism, it appears that evolutionary theory has nothing to offer that will enable us to make progress in that debate.[27] Since that debate turns on the nature of human motivation, perhaps experimental psychology can move the debate forward.
Well validated antibodies are crucial to enable scientists to make progress in a wide range of life science disciplines ranging from Neuroscience to Tissue Engineering to Plant Science.
Ultimately, SSCM aims to help individuals to improve their quality of life, which will further motivate and enable them to make progress on their core ED pathology.
I believe that this is the first time we have held a specific debate on SWIFT here in the Chamber, and this is no doubt in the normal course of things, but I do hope this debate will enable us to make progress.
Only after these questions are answered will it be possible to design a research methodology in a scientific field than enables the field as a whole to make progress with respect to the evaluation criteria that the discipline has established.
