Sentence examples for harder to enable from inspiring English sources
It is even harder to enable women to be part of the decision-making processes in terms of how the services are prioritised, resourced and managed.
In future, younger people will be expected to work harder to enable them to look after the old, who pay less tax.Still, I am pre-baby boomer, born in 1936.
Adioso's model necessitates some programming chops however, as open-ended search is harder to enable than constrained.
The organizers of the event clearly worked very hard to enable it to run so smoothly with so many attendees!
"From research I have done, it is clear that those institutions that don't have a well established student union are working hard to enable their student union to become well established and have a strong voice," she says.
It remains incredibly hard to enable a machine to converse with people in a convincing manner; the meaning of a statement can change dramatically depending on subtle shifts in grammar, previous information, and contextual understanding.
[Page A13.] The developments marked a setback for the Bush administration, which had finally become re-engaged in the search for a Middle East peace and had pressed the Israelis hard to enable Mr. Arafat to attend the meeting, while pressing Mr. Arafat hard to crack down on terror.
The hospital said admissions teams worked hard to enable quick hand-overs.
"As you are aware, Portsmouth City Council has resolved to make a loan available to the Trust to assist their bid to take over the club, and the City Council is working hard to enable this to occur.
That he is prepared to abandon his appeal is a significant step - we should now work hard to enable transfer under the Prisoner Transfer Agreement". We now need to go further and work actively, but discreetly, to ensure that Megrahi is transferred back to Libya under the PTA or failing that released on compassionate grounds.
The reference body tilt angle is manually tuned and hard coded to enable a more efficient landing.
