Sentence examples for facilitating one of from inspiring English sources

And then there were ringside tweets from Michael Spavor (@mpspavor), who describes himself as a "private consultant involving business, sports and cultural exchanges with the DPRK" and has been credited with facilitating one of Rodman's trips to the North.

Pakistan executed four militants Wednesday morning over their role in planning and facilitating one of the worst Taliban massacres in the country's history.

Subjects were the PBL tutors, each facilitating one of 26 groups (ten students per group) for an 11-week term in first year of the MBBS Program at the University of Queensland.

Hopkirk facilitated one of the Cabinet Office's first discussions on competition and European interaction on 4 April as part of the government's recently re-launched consultation.

There are several programs on local and national levels that help to educate the user, the installation companies and police departments; the Long Island Alarm Association facilitates one of them.

Danny's supposed to be topping everyone: but then he mysteriously leaves one hospitalised with just a minor injury – apparently to facilitate one of the film's many fantastically unconvincing plot lurches.

The change may facilitate one of the most controversial aspects of Chinese capital punishment: organ harvesting from executed prisoners, who make up the country's largest source of transplantable organs.

Her effort here was typically heroic but the diminutive swimmer's apparent one-woman crusade to make a nonsense of the hoary old saw that a good big 'un will always beat a good little 'un came unstuck in a race that was simply too short to facilitate one of her trademark late victory surges.

The director, Grigory Rodchenkov, who ran the laboratory that handled testing for thousands of Olympians, said he developed a three-drug cocktail of banned substances that he mixed with liquor and provided to dozens of Russian athletes, helping to facilitate one of the most elaborate — and successful — doping ploys in sports history.

Machover gives me an idea of the sort of futuristic thinking this lab can facilitate: one of the virtues of MIT's "antidisciplinary" ethos, he says, is "that not only can I go across the hall and find a neuroscientist, but I can say: 'Here's a project I think might interest both of us.' I don't think I would have done the kind of work I do if I'd been in a regular music department".

Full polarimetric L-band PALSAR data facilitated one of the first empirical assessments of the relationships between radar polarization properties (RPPs) and ecological pattern properties (EPPs) in desert fringe ecosystems.