Sentence examples for enables vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Supported by specialist staff day and night, and built with a sophisticated alarm service with links to emergency services, it enables vulnerable women to access the services they need both in the refuge and on leaving.

So anonymity enables vulnerable sharing but also disruption of this sharing, while authentic identity safeguards but also encroaches on open-hearted discourse.

The program enables vulnerable children to receive school materials, clothing, quality health care and nutritional services and enrichment activities to ensure that they have the resources and supports necessary to succeed in school and life.

It enables vulnerable children to enter secondary school or vocational programmes.

We also need to ensure resources are there to enable vulnerable nations to adapt.

Unlike prison, which tends to diminish responsibility and increase dependence, they succeed in enabling vulnerable women to take responsibility for their lives.

The government needs to follow the public's lead, by investing in measures that enable vulnerable children to thrive within their family network, rather than ending up in public care.

That figure doesn't include the cost of Discretionary Housing Payments (short term grants to enable vulnerable tenants to meet the housing benefit shortfall, amounting to around £680,000 in Newcastle this year).

The Paris accord promises $100bn per year from 2020 to fund projects enabling vulnerable countries to adopt clean energy and adjust to the impacts of climate change such as rising seas and fiercer droughts, floods and storms.

The technology has been developed by Tunstall, a company that produces monitoring systems to enable vulnerable people to live independently in their own homes, and is operated in partnership with Hanover Careline, a charity providing emergency alarm and monitoring services for local authority and housing association homes.

The main impact of the project is to enable vulnerable Syrians to deal with life challenges and become independent.