Sentence examples for enabling discussion from inspiring English sources

The company has focused on making the video publishing experience compelling and enabling discussion, tagging and sharing tied to particular moments in time.

In fact, YouTube has succeeded in providing social networking and enabling discussion among viewers.

It is also critical to processes of breaking down the gender binary, where vulnerability is seen as reflecting feminised weakness and enabling discussion of multiple masculinities.

Though its own merits are debatable, the bill's passage broke a long impasse in Congress, enabling discussions on energy and telecoms to resume.

With GroupAhead, the idea is to provide these organizations with their own self-branded application where they can manage basic group administration tasks like maintaining a member list, keeping a calendar of events, enabling discussions and sharing announcements, for example.

Knowledge of partner status may reflect better communication among these couples enabling discussions on benefits of facility delivery.

Thus, the knowledge, qualities and skills of Indigenous health workers, and flexible home visiting approaches allowed healthcare workers to create a culturally safe practice, thereby enabling discussions about sensitive, but necessary, discussions about issues that affected the health and wellbeing of the women and their babies.

In the second phase of analysis, a data analysis team focused on stigma and negative messaging (EFG and PD) iteratively reviewed and discussed codes pertaining to "cognitive and communicative processes that hindered or enabled discussion of depression-related symptoms," one of the themes by the team during the iterative thematic analysis.

Further findings from multiple institutes must be reported to enable discussion of the optimal treatment strategy.

An initial summary of our results have been made available as a technical report (Sobe et al. 2011b) to enable discussion.

Not only does this serve to "create links across the university," it enables discussion of sensitive topics that new investigators may feel uncomfortable bringing up with their own department chair or colleagues.