Sentence examples for exist to enable the from inspiring English sources

Even five years ago the business models did not exist to enable the poor to afford solar.

Imprecise tools exist to enable the health service to undertake this work.

Many scores or assessment tools exist to enable the quantification of nutrition risk [ 5- 10].

"We say eliminate 75, "Mr. Bennett said, "but the opportunity to fill the others should exist to enable departments to flourish". The auditors suggested other adjustments in the proposed budget, most of them based on more recent information than that available to county budget officers, resulting in little change.

The conditions need to exist to enable him to make the greatest music.

Methods now exist to enable experimental designs to study the metabolic effects of inheriting different APOE alleles, addressing what differences that may be present for many years, perhaps over the entire lifetime, can lead to earlier or later manifestations of the disease and are therapeutically tractable.

Chatterton the poet may have suffered from an exaggerated sense of his genius, yet the question now is whether the institutions and the continuing traditions exist to enable composers to go on with their work.

Tools exist to enable appraisal of systematic reviews (for instance the recently validated AMSTAR instrument) [ 23].

Increasingly, we will see more companies that exist to enable other companies to exist: i.e. they build the infrastructure that makes commerce easier.

But markets exist to enable society to take advantage of many different rational evaluations of the future.

Mainstream state schools, which exist to enable emotional, social, physical and academic growth, are not equipped to resource the development of children with significant unresolved emotional needs.