Sentence examples for enabling and facilitating from inspiring English sources

The role of leadership is to actively participate in enabling and facilitating local change, by encouraging effective communications with clarity of understanding of how to act and interact.

A Western diplomat who had spent most of the past decade in Kabul said that Pakistan's military leaders "are actively engaged in the double game... enabling and facilitating a Taliban-led insurgency into Afghanistan".

This is clearly a landmark effort and our ongoing research seeks to examine the process and to identify roadblocks and enabling and facilitating conditions that make the implementation of a program like this successful.

Mentoring is about empowerment, enabling, and facilitating rather than direct training.

An Amnesty International briefing paper, released on Tuesday, details the role that several European countries played in enabling and facilitating CIA torture through both the global rendition network and by allowing secret detention sites to be set up on their territory.

Furthermore, ATI cells are highly water permeable, enabling and facilitating ion transport and maintenance of lung fluid balance (Dobbs et al., 2010; Johnson et al., 2002).

Currently, additive manufacturing enables and facilitates production of moderate to mass quantities of products that can be customized individually.

"Man Financial and its employees enabled and facilitated the wrongful conduct," the receiver, C. Clark Hodgson, wrote in a complaint filed yesterday in Federal District Court in Philadelphia.

One of the key promises of the Semantic Web is its potential to enable and facilitate data interoperability.

The inherent object-oriented properties of the reported research further enable and facilitate the migration of essential elements from one RM-ODP viewpoint to another via the use of UML notation.

This brings to light issues regarding the meaning and nature of integration and integration in research; issues associated with the mechanisms to enable and facilitate higher levels of integration in research as part of a policy process; and issues related to the assessment and evaluation of success or failure of policy instruments.