Sentence examples for how we enable from inspiring English sources

The rise of personalisation across social care and healthcare needs to be matched by new attitudes to how we enable older people to make housing choices and be regarded as consumers rather than recipients of welfare.

The question of how we enable parents to both provide for their children and care for them is a social and economic issue, and it needs to be framed as one we all share.

As Facebook continues to innovate and grow — with a rapidly growing user community of more than 300 million — it is important that we expand our capability to explain to policymakers, the press and the public how we enable people to share in a more trusted environment, help make the world more connected, and drive economic growth.

"I would like to use this framework as a catalyst to — and we're looking at this already — address that with the executives and the technologists out on that (West) Coast, to look at how we enable cybersecurity to be part of their decision process," Schneck said at the event, which was sponsored by the Center for National Policy and The Christian Science Monitor.

This Sunday, October 11, we commemorate International Day of the Girl, established to highlight the rights and needs of girls everywhere and examine how we enable them to reach their full potential.

He also wanted to know how we enabled people to participate and collaborate to transform our shared-vision into a reality.

"I think what Ripple is doing is not just, hey, how do we enable banks — it's a broader effort in how can you enable an Internet of Things and connected devices that are economic actors to pass a couple pennies.

"I don't wake up every day and think, 'How do we increase revenues from our customers?' I think, 'How do we enable great decisions?'" Lurie said.

But the challenges are really around how do we develop partnerships within cities, bring together key stakeholders and how do we enable financing to make a difference".

How do we enable our students to discern reliable information in the mass media influx they receive each day and learn how to critically "read" images?

It works as a thought-provoking piece, begging many follow-on questions: How might we help AHSS researchers expand a definition of research data that will be relevant to them, and how do we enable the sector to acknowledge and redress the generalisation of its definition in favour of STEM disciplines?