Sentence examples for enabling the new from inspiring English sources

The alleged "newness" enabling the New Scientist to make its lurid claim is the evidence from modern genomics that the many branches of the bush are not as genetically distinct as once thought – a good deal of "gene hopping" between species, so called horizontal gene transfer – seems to have occurred.

Restitution committed West Germany to a new identity, while enabling the new Israeli state to settle a tide of new immigrants, including many Holocaust survivors.

The ceremony completed the country's transition to democracy and raised hopes that the political crisis would stabilise, enabling the new government to focus on tackling Islamist extremism.

The companies, which received European regulatory clearance in May, plan to seek approval of the merger at the British High Court on Dec. 20, enabling the new company -- GlaxoSmithKline -- to complete the deal by Dec. 27.

Sanyo is also a major manufacturer of solar cells, and Panasonic offers fuel cells, enabling the new Panasonic group to offer a wide range of environmentally friendly energy-producing and energy-storage products.

Parliament has approved laws enabling the new Financial Conduct Authority to protect consumers from exorbitant interest rates, but the FCA will not take over regulation of the market until 2014.

The next three years will enable the new team to maintain and develop their work.

But few ports have the water depth needed to enable the new Panamax ships to dock.

"An environment designed to enable the new is being transformed to protect the old," he concludes glumly.

"I would have preferred that more time had been taken to enable the new system to bed down.

The new pictures have enabled the New Horizons team to see Pluto in much detail than before, giving resolutions as high as 400 meters per pixel.