Sentence examples for enables only from inspiring English sources
"In order for our actions to have been deemed racist or sexist, the current system would have to be one which enables only women and people of colour to benefit economically and socially on such a large scale and to the systematic exclusion of white people and men who for the past 400 years would have had to have been subjected to colonisation.
"In order for our actions to be deemed racist or sexist, the current system would have to be one that enables only people of colour and women to benefit economically and socially on such a large scale and to the systematic exclusion of white people and men, who for the past 400 years would have to have been subjected to block colonisation.
But the existing SOA enables only syntactic discovery which produces coarse irrelevant results or sometimes no results.
Unfortunately, it was not possible to obtain ROC curve and AUC for SMO algorithm, because used WEKA implementation enables only on the binary classification.
Using this dataset, even though it enables only a cross-sectional analysis, has two advantages: one conceptual and the other methodological.
This study has limitations, some of which are inherent in the DHS datasets used and the quantitative approach, which enables only certain types of exploration of attitudes.
In the era of universal suffrage, enabling only those with financial interests to elect directors is unsound.
Unfettered competition with the Chinese "would subject the Malays to the primitive laws that enable only the fittest to survive," Mahathir warned his fellow-nationals.
With Clash Pads, which are available for $35 at www.bestbuy.com and other retailers, players can choose to enable only some of the possible effects, and one player can be given different powers from the other.
Mr. Butterworth, who emphasized that MTV has no intention of introducing a file-sharing system, said the Web site will use new technology that will enable only the person who orders a song to be able to play it back.
And there is a sustained analogy between land and mind, whereby the narrator's access to his buried emotions is enabled only by means of a literal digging into the Jurassic bedrock of south-west Dorset.
