Sentence examples for got to enable from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes, you've just got to enable it," Mr. Reilly said, "and advertising is a great enabler".

He adds: "It's partly about how we see vulnerable, older people and there's got to be such a thing as healthy risk; we've got to enable people to be creative and active as long as they live".

She had new money to announce for the police - a £50m pot - to fund the 10,000 new BlackBerries and mobile fingerprinting devices beat officers are to get to enable them to spend less time tied up in paperwork back at the police station.

The Nuremberg Trials established the precedent that a lawyer does not get to enable war crimes and plead "it's just an opinion".

This is the first time the parliamentary and health service ombudsman (PHSO), the LGO and Healthwatch have got together to enable that to happen.

You can be sweeping very hard for maybe 25 seconds, then you've got to recover quickly to enable you to throw the next stone with finesse.

As Pierre Bernard, one of the first of many indefatigable charlatans who popularized yoga, or at least its physical-training aspect, hatha yoga, in the United States, put it, "The purpose of yoga is to prepare us from getting cheated; to enable us to make better bargains, and to get what we go after!" Fabulous sex was high on Bernard's menu even in the strait-laced 1910s.

"It's usually a long process to get planning to enable the construction of the development, so patience and an ability to work with or manage a team is critical".

Or are there other low-level communications protocols that get used to enable all this?

The good CIO understands the business goals of the company and gets IT to enable those goals.

"We see ourselves as partly pressing the reset button on how media gets produced to enable a new era of AI-driven media production, where AI is kind of a companion in the process," Mason said.