Sentence examples for enables expedient from inspiring English sources

A unique feature related to our SSMDT is the availability of parallel clinic working, whereby a joint clinic approach with dermatologists, medical and clinical oncologists and plastic surgeons who are all in attendance in one locality, enables expedient clinical discussion and decision-making.

With internal alkynes, we generated synthetically useful regioselectivities in the generation of the α-oxo gold carbene moiety, which enables expedient formation of versatile enone products.

The dominant environmental risk assessment methodology has been developed to answer basic questions to enable expedient decision making.

Then, we provide results from our thematic analysis and discuss these findings by building on the work of Kitson [ 6], which describes the purposeful integration of systems theory with KT to enable more expedient uptake of knowledge into practice.

Our democracy is also strong enough to enable its expedients to be discussed openly.

This enables the party, if expedient, to resist demands that it commit itself without reservation to the policies urged by any particular extremist element.

This approach enabling a more expedient approval of GM crops was supported by U.S. and EU governmental risk assessors and public scientists in a joint publication on risk assessment of non-target effects of Bt crops and accordingly shaped the draft guidance on GM crop risk assessment presented by the European Food Safety Authority [31, 46].

From the researchers' point of view, the legislation in Finland and other Nordic countries is more liberal than in many other European countries, and enables extensive public health research with a reasonably expedient process for obtaining research permission [ 23].

It provides: "If...the Security Council of the United Nations call upon His Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom to apply any measures to give effect to any decision of that Council, His Majesty may by Order in Council make such provision as appears to Him necessary or expedient for enabling those measures to be effectively applied... .....

A novel expedient sped her repairs and enabled the ship to carry out her scheduled midshipman training cruise that summer.

More rules would allow the expedient usage of different levels of difficulties and could enable more authentic scoring.