Sentence examples for household enabling from inspiring English sources

Chick inveigles his way into Tom's household, enabling Raban to show the parallel struggles of two hapless outsiders adjusting to their adopted country.

The fact that they bring in income changes the decision-making dynamic within the household, enabling girls to negotiate a later marriage age.

Pluriactivity of the farm household enables both economic capital accumulation and alterations in the cultural capital held.

These results underscore policy relevance of household financial capabilities or resources, as this can change the lots of food insecure households, enabling them to gain access to adequate food because they are able to participate in food markets of their choice.

Households enabling all children to migrate may have greater personal resources, for example facilitating social networks for their children in the destination area.

This simultaneous participation decision by the farm households enables them to acquire resources that otherwise would not be accessible to maximise farm households economic returns.

Basically, products from household livestock enable households to compensate for the higher prices of non-livestock foodstuff in the dry season that would otherwise cut their consumption by about 75%.

Results show that it is possible to introduce an ecological and low-cost alternative to conventional septic tank solutions, to manage both greywater and blackwater at household level, enabling the development of green areas, improving microclimate and allowing for the reuse of grey water and the nutrients present in black water.

The treatment system managed both greywater and blackwater at household level, enabling the development of green areas, improving microclimate and allowing for the reuse of grey water and the nutrients present in black water.

The increasing availability of georeferenced data provides the opportunity to link health facility data with large-scale household data, enabling researchers to explore the influences of distance and service quality.

In the context of southern and eastern Africa, women who have studied beyond primary education tend to have increased command over household resources, enabling them to make significant contributions towards the promotion of their children's nutrition and health status.