Sentence examples for enabling the latter from inspiring English sources
The bill before the Senate gives the half of the river beyond the boundary of the State of Louisiana to the State of Texas, for the purpose of enabling the latter to extend her criminal jurisdiction to the Louisiana boundary.
The Danzig note accused M. Perkowski of taking advantage of his diplomatic rights to flee into Polish territory taking with him the murderer thus enabling the latter to escape from the Danzig justice.
Our data are compatible with the lactone rings of 14-membered and 16-membered macrolides adopting different conformations, enabling the latter compounds to avoid a steric clash with 2058G.
Helper phages are bacteriophages that supply missing or defective genetic functions to other phages or phage-related genetic elements, enabling the latter to complete their phage-like replication cycle and become encapsidated in infectious phage or phage-like particles.
Flexibility will become even more important to the furniture industry in the future as the development of digital production technologies transforms the relationship between designers, manufacturers and consumers by enabling the latter to influence the design of original objects, rather than simply customizing finished pieces.
Nevertheless, UWB signals could potentially be sniffed by a determined attacker who is located close to the transmitter, enabling the latter to launch an attack against the WSN [7, 8].
Imprisoned on several occasions for her suffragette activities, she and Emmeline Pankhurst would sometimes swap clothes after meetings to enable the latter to evade arrest.
Some helper phages enable damaged or defective phages to complete their life cycle; others are exploited by certain molecular parasites to enable the latter to perform phage-like reproduction, leading to the production of infectious particles.
But the inseparability of reading and writing is something which Proust acknowledges when he defines the book as a "sort of optical instrument which the writer offers to the reader to enable the latter to discover in himself what he would not have found but for the aid of the book".
The study then charts the rapid growth that followed the second world war, a phase in which the synergism between the demands of an increasingly professionalised academy and the capabilities of private publishing companies enabled the latter to establish a dominant presence in the marketplace.
After experiencing difficulty in getting two Austrian disc jockeys and venue management to commit to a performance without money up front, he developed an idea to connect investors with artists and musicians that would enable the latter to produce, develop, and promote their work.
