Sentence examples for goals of enabling from inspiring English sources

As a hospice social worker, I feel that "open access" is a trend that belongs in the realm of palliative care rather than hospice; we in the hospice movement must be wary of blurring our goals of enabling more natural, comfortable well-supported deaths.

It must be noted that the CHESS specification itself is not limited to this automatically generated set of fragments, but rather we are using this set it in order to achieve further goals of enabling chemical similarity searching.

The message from officials was that the Obama administration in particular is dedicated to leveraging new information technology for increased transparency and responsiveness, with the goals of enabling citizens to learn more about their government and make their voices better heard.

Many, he said, fail to realize their goal of enabling companies to grow and thrive.

Impulse is committed to the goal of enabling individuals to live a life of dignity and respect.

The avowed aim of Elon Musk's company, Space X, is "to revolutionize space technology, with the ultimate goal of enabling people to live on other planets".

It also moves her closer to her goal of enabling ordinary investors to "invest in the products, people and companies that they already know and love".

The UK has committed £516m ($801m) over eight years to achieving the summit goal of enabling an additional 120 million to have access to modern methods of family planning by 2020.

In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to The Martha Stewart Center for Living, at Mount Sinai Hospital to further its goal of enabling others to lead the same productive and satisfying life that "Big Martha" embodied for 93 years.

Attitudes in the field had shifted toward a more aesthetically oriented approach, in which conservators disguise losses, with the goal of enabling the work to be experienced as a picture, not just as an archeological artifact.

Another venture is Swoop, with a goal of enabling mobile users who are at football games, baseball games or other sporting events to sell their seats once they are inside a stadium or arena.