Secrecy has also enabled commissions to succeed on national security issues.
Or at least some part of what has enabled Karren Brady to succeed in a world where so few women have.
And more recently, Mr. King seemed to embrace the role himself, saying that his beating enabled others to succeed and "made the world a better place".
In 1994 Caldera pardoned Hugo Chávez, who had been imprisoned for a 1992 coup attempt, a pardon that ironically enabled Chávez to succeed him as president in 1999.
We were intellectually challenged by the rigorous courses at Riverdale, but hard work and the support of the school enabled us to succeed without private tutors.
"Just as reading and writing became skills that enabled people to succeed in modern economies, today it is impossible to succeed without being able to 'read and write' financially".
But when he took over as prime minister he endorsed the plebiscite (estimated to cost $158.4m), as part of the compact with the right of the Coalition that enabled him to succeed Abbott.
Cecil's effete, theatrical manner might have suggested an artistic lifestyle rather than a role in a competitive, cut-throat sport, but single-minded ambition enabled him to succeed.
"They're very diverse in their economic growth, but they're very focused, have been very nondiverse in their ethnic background and their religious background and there's something there that has enabled them to succeed and to succeed very well".
Establishing Groves in his Army context, it reveals the personality and preparation that enabled him to succeed in his wartime task and the means he used to accomplish it, demonstrates his centrality in the Manhattan Project and spotlights his influence on the use of the bomb.
But it was executive strengths and detailed knowledge of and preparation on issues, not just courtship, that enabled him to succeed where others had failed.
