Sentence examples similar to enabling to call from inspiring English sources

Afghan and American officials say they plan to use the militias as tripwires for Taliban incursions, enabling them to call the army or the police if things get out of hand.

The trust is considering putting in its own bid to buy the club and wants to change its constitution enabling it to call members' meetings within a week rather than 14 days so they can ratify decisions.

Specifically, for 1,475 of the Swedish samples genotyped with P1 high-quality Illumina 300k HapMap SNP genotyping data were available, enabling us to call the CNV alleles using the PennCNV algorithm [Wang et al., 2007].

That enabled him to call out the National Guard, flooding the streets with soldiers in full camouflage.

In 1765 Johnson established a friendship that soon enabled him to call another place "home".

But he needs an agreement then to enable him to call the 23 June referendum he wants.

Many of Xerox's bank agreements had clauses that enabled lenders to call in loans if Xerox did not provide audited statements by yesterday.

They said they would give them communication gear that would enable them to call the Afghan police if they needed help.

Ballmer plans to enable fans to "call the shots" via mobile phone, giving them the ability to ask players to perform certain types of shots and tricks they want to see during breaks in the action.

Free World allows Mr. Chan and his relatives to use equipment that looks and sounds like regular telephones but enables users to call one another and pay no fees beyond the rates for their fast Internet connections.

We later learned that the six dead had been sent to Majar al-Kabir without body armour, with too little ammunition, and without the Iridium satellite phones that would have enabled them to call for help.