Sentence examples for enabling a party of from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, it's reasonably priced, with most of the entrees in the low $20s (and some in the high teens), enabling a party of four to eat for about $200, excluding wine.
This enabled us to collect comprehensive feedback, as well as enabling a direct comparison of the perceptions of both parties at the level of each individual placement.
Though occasionally inconvenient, these arrangements can enable a ruling party to pass much of its agenda and fill all ministerial posts itself (one complaint about coalitions is that ministers appointed from smaller parties are not always experienced enough for senior office) without having to make too many uncomfortable concessions.
"It will be a party of parties".
Labor - a party of purpose.
That would be a remarkable outcome to what began as a significant challenge to Congress, and is a reminder of the reserves of power and luck that has enabled the party of Nehru and Indira Gandhi to rule India for so long, even in its own decline.(Picture credit: AFP).
Don't expect to see the Phone, Email or Browser app get opened up just yet, but we may see a way to enable a certain type of third-party keyboard system-wide, for instance.
Nonetheless, nowadays, many service providers offer advanced granular service manipulation through service APIs (Application Programming Interfaces), which actually enables a possible means of third-party optimization solutions: Firstly, customized API requests would provide advanced access and control to cloud services (resources) from a much lower level.
Truss said that the recruitment of an extra 2,500 staff, including 400 she announced at the Tory party conference, would enable a new system of dedicated officers with each responsible for six inmates.
We integrate new functionality to the protocol that enable the parties of a WS-Agreement to re-negotiate and modify its terms during the service provision, and show how a typical scenario of service composition can benefit from our proposal.
