Sentence examples for enabling it to keep from inspiring English sources

The company does not attempt to police transactions, enabling it to keep its own costs low.

Mr. Proglio said the company has sold assets worth 1.3 billion euros since the start of the year, enabling it to keep its net debt stable at 14.7 billion euros.

The Chinese Han Empire was renowned for its administrative skills, enabling it to keep diverse and autonomous provinces under a single rule.

The app works by visually monitoring the user as they perform exercises (via their smartphone's camera), enabling it to keep track of repetitions and also provide vocal feedback — to correct posture and motion.

Van Benthem showed that the FO-definable quantifiers are exactly the ones accepted by finite automata that are acyclic and permutation closed.[17] A slightly more complex automaton, the pushdown automaton, has rudimentary memory resources in the form a of stack of symbols that can be pushed or popped from the top, enabling it to keep track to some extent of what went on at earlier steps.

Head Start, the last surviving veteran of the War on Poverty, will get an additional $340 million, enabling it to keep serving the children that were added to the rolls with the stimulus money.

Informa, which employs 9,000 staff in more than 40 countries, said moving its tax base to Switzerland would enable it to keep its tax rate at 26-27%.

Enron hopes that the cash injection will enable it to keep its core wholesale energy-trading business afloat while it secures other partners.

AP's ability to limit its exposure to the woes of the newspaper industry and to seek out higher-growth opportunities elsewhere has enabled it to keep its worldwide head count, which includes non-editorial staff, at roughly the same level since at least 2000.

We knew that China had to stimulate domestic demand to balance its economy, but then Beijing came out with ever-rising growth figures and Washington had to believe that the People's Republic would go on exporting enough to enable it to keep up its funding of the federal deficit.

Besides these sentiments, which were widespread, there was another crucial fact about Orange City that enabled it to keep more of its young than other towns its size: it had a college.