It was the government in the first place who enabled them, who helped them, they came to power together.
— HOPE not hate (@hopenothate) 26 Jun 13 @hopenothate @lowles_nick You're a fascist jihad enabler who is bringing darkness and untold misery to Britain.
Restless and energetic as he was in his literary output, Tranter was also a great enabler, who served Scottish PEN and the Society of Authors in Scotland as chairman.
RAAB: I think that their relationship is doomed because the Consul is an alcoholic who hasn't hit bottom and Yvonne is a masochistic enabler who imagines that love can conquer all.
There was no shortage of support on our panel for Danny Boyle to be included in this year's list, but it was Ross, as the enabler who brought the film together, who makes the final cut.
Today's business leader is less a hero than a first among equals, an enabler who inspires commitment and exists to bring out the best in his or her people.
Moreover, leading Democrats argue that the amiable Mr. Leach is essentially an "enabler," who helps preserve a razor-thin Republican majority in the House and advances the conservative Republican agenda, whether he likes it or not.
Ms. Queler casts herself as the head of a family, as the den mother, as the enabler who brings out the best in others and keeps her own ego down: a traditional female role.
Chafe is also prone to blame-Hillary-ism, repeatedly depicting her as seizing upon her husband's mistakes for her own gain: "Hillary was an enabler who actually acquired power, and husbandly affection," when she came to Bill's aid.
Q: Well, that makes her an enabler who has been enabling him for far too long.
