Sentence examples for had to enable from inspiring English sources

Evidence had to underpin policy prioritisation and the strategy process had to enable democratic contestation from concerned stakeholder groups.

To deliver on the promise of a thermostat that would actually program itself, Nest had to enable the device to learn the customer's temperature preferences and schedule.

Tina Saighal '01: So the lesson I learned was that I had to enable the people that worked with me to find meaning in the work and align that with the vision that I had for the organization.

The system had to enable the user to do things like program the temperature for different times of day and for different days, such as weekends and weekdays, summer versus winter, and so on.

It had to enable people to discover the bodies of members of their families who'd been secretly buried, to get the bones, to give a dignified funeral, to discover the last moments".

There's a romantic orangutan named Trevor and Tina's father's thugs, nicknamed Tinker Bells, "in recognition of the magical power they had to enable people to fly, at least for brief periods".

Why does The Times have to enable this phenomenon?

"But it has to be smart regulation – it has to enable new technology".

And you have to enable them to help you," he said.

-What responsibility, if any, do you think individuals have to enable the happiness of the community in which they live?

Which is why Facebook is being smart in making Nearby Friends opt-in; you specifically have to enable it.