Sentence examples for given to enable from inspiring English sources
As Augustine put it in the fourth century, "The very fact that anyone who uses free will to sin is divinely punished shows that free will was given to enable human beings to live rightly, for such punishment would be unjust if free will had been given both for living rightly and for sinning".
The Football League has said that refinancing of the club's holding company, Birmingham International Holdings, on the Hong Kong stock exchange, and assurances given to enable the company's shares to be traded again, mean the league is satisfied Yeung is no longer involved and its rules are being complied with.
The convergence of the method is studied and criteria are given to enable its use with a good accuracy.
In order to motivate organizations to use the components, courses have been given to enable people to use them.
Control systems in continuous- and discrete-time domains are given to enable their use in power system simulations and in practical implementations, respectively.
The DSC lowpass filters are adaptively implemented directly in the Fourier domain (i.e., windowed Fourier pseudospectral method), while a physical domain algorithm is also given to enable the treatment of some special boundary conditions.
This is an important group of patients in which interventions can delay or avoid institutionalization. 17 Considerations should be given to enabling regular medication reviews and rationalization in patients enrolled in community rehabilitation and Transition Care Programs, by encouraging regular pharmacist and medical input.
The sage Rambam writes that the highest level of charity is giving to enable the recipient to become self-reliant.
Indeed, our more recent discussion with the DSW has revealed that the Global Fund has given a grant to enable the expansion of the CJF program to other districts.
To sustain this effort, appropriate professional development provisions need to be given to teachers to enable and empower them to chart their own learning together with their respective school teachers and leaders.
Her persona and fame were, in essence, given to her to enable her to get close to the president of the United States and obtain intelligence for the KGB.
