Sentence examples for enabling opinions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yoo supplied his war-crime enabling opinions in his role as a government lawyer.

This enables subspecialty opinions to be provided easily and quickly, thus undermining the role of the radiologist who does not possess a specialised knowledge.

This enabled the opinions of individuals in key research positions in the European haemopoietic SCT community to be surveyed.

The missing link enables negative opinions ranging from delirium being no more than an epiphenomenon through to pessimism that anything can be done to modify delirium.

MCPS should address subjective problems by enabling significant diverging opinions to emerge.

It's like a self-improvement book that enables personal opinion.

The inclusion of medical students enabled their opinion to link pMSK teaching with existing child health teaching.

In some of the responses to a post I wrote about John Yoo and his torture-enabling opinions, some readers raised the issue of "free speech" and "academic opinions" or the like -- comparing holding Yoo criminally liable for these opinions to suppressing and punishing, say, the opinions of a controversial college professor.

Focus groups were utilized because they do not assume pre-existing opinions on a particular topic, yet enable elicitations of opinions, ideas, and beliefs in a group setting.

The CSC process promoted social accountability through the participation of community members and leaders, making them responsible for their health and created an enabling environment to share opinions, perspectives and recommendations and engage in a non-threatening manner to jointly develop action plans for local policy.

But the unauthorized publication (1817) of Wat Tyler, an early verse drama reflecting his youthful political opinions, enabled his enemies to remind the public of his youthful republicanism.