The law was supposed to enable little airlines to compete at La Guardia, which, in theory, would drive down prices.
The paragraph relates that Grandpa Bush persisted until he found Spikey, enabling little Barbara to sleep peacefully.
One could say, of course, that this is just the way interest-group democracy is supposed to work — enabling little guys to band together into effective lobbies.
But in interviews, several stem-cell scientists said the Coleman measure would, in reality, enable little new research, citing the lack of consensus in determining when an embryo is "naturally dead" and the challenges of generating usable embryonic stem cells from dead embryos.
Patent law is already well fortified against vague, overboard, unoriginal or simply obvious patents, patents that enable little more than predatory lawsuits.
Moreover, it enables people with little experience or little knowledge of EMG measurement to apply the sensor.
The fantasy enabled by "Little House in the Big Woods" goes beyond the pastoral's focus on communion with nature and with your own instincts or even with the satisfaction of muscles that ache from a day of hard work.
It boasted an immensely sophisticated mechanism that enabled the little fellow to lower its head to pick up grains of corn and, in due course, to expel its digested meal.
Much of his presidential tenure, as well as previous roles as foreign minister, ambassador to the US and a member of the European parliament in the post-Soviet era, has been focused on making Estonia less village-like, on coming up with a grand idea that would enable this little Baltic republic to punch above its analog weight on the world stage.
This unorthodox behavior enabled the little girls to win again and again against better trained, taller and stronger teams - much to the resentment of their opponents.
