Sentence examples for enabled to run a from inspiring English sources

As for worry that giving Hamas status will undermine Fatah, that can be met by Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank and ensuring that Fatah is enabled to run a genuine government.

These research activities demonstrated that the concentrations of 20%to40%0% butanol in gasoline enabled to run the engine at a leaner mixture than gasoline for a fixed performance.

The approach introduces several novel modelling techniques developed by VTT, such as the probabilistic fire simulator which is an interface enabling to run fire simulation models in the Monte Carlo mode and the time-dependent event-tree method which enables to take into account the active fire safety measures such as detectors, first-aid fire fighting, sprinklers and fire brigade intervention.

"Don't forget, Reagan had 30 years of creating an ideological and philosophical suit of armor than enabled him to run a different type of campaign than traditional Republicans.

Title reform enables them to run a business or work outside the home.

He has "management skills" that enable him to run a "multiethnic, multinational and multilingual organization that is unique in the Muslim world.

Once this is done, the document continues, "this will now enable you to run a search without displaying the content of the SMS, especially useful for untargeted and unwarranted UK numbers".

More money will flow into the second tier, enabling clubs to run a full-time operation should they wish to.

This enables developers to run a test on a particular subset of users so that they can figure out which design is most effective among a particular group before pushing the change out to one and all.

The simple text search mode and structure search mode provide the same search functionality as the NCBI's Entrez or PubChem basic structure search, while the batch search mode extends the batch Entrez in ways enabling users to run a list of queries and merge the results into a single file.

If Red Bull have found a way to lift the 'tea tray' away from the track as it gets hot, that will enable them to run a lower front ride-height at low speeds, and will mean a more constant gap from the 'tea tray' to the ground through a wider range of vehicle speeds.