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J. P. Morgan has set up special-purpose entities on behalf of its clients, in part to enable companies to finance themselves more cheaply.

Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts was excessively leveraged from the start, in part to enable Mr. Trump to buy into the hot New York real estate market.

The stadium was built on the existing metro line; the BRT route was designed in part to enable the dense city to expand inland.

It was created, in part, to enable law enforcement officials to handle the issue pre-emptively, actively identifying people who legally bought handguns, or registered assault weapons, but are now prohibited from having them.

The Perelmans' donation will establish a permanent endowment that will be used, in part, to enable the medical school to increase its financial aid budget by at least 20 percent for the class entering in 2012.

But when Lanza's team first did the work, they had to destroy embryos, in part to enable multiple biopsies from a single embryo.

But it is likely that the hunt for Awlaki would have been overseen by the CIA, in large part to enable it to be classified as "covert action" that not only gives the American pursuers a freer hand in how they operate, but means they are not obliged to seek the approval of the Yemeni government.

The availability of alcohol-based handrub (ABHR) and its component parts to enable reliable use in health care are variable around the globe.

The incorporation of study-level data on these participant characteristics into our proposed meta-regression analysis (see 'Data synthesis') was in part intended to enable us to interpret any differential effects through a health equity lens (Welch 2012) (see also Objectives 2c).

11 As these elements are also incorporated in SLiM, this might be an explanation in part to the success of SLiM, which enables reinforcement of essential messages and possibly encourages changing behaviour.

In Part 2, research to enable the system to function with multiple harvesting machines of the same type in the same field – a common situation in commercial cotton farming – is described along with testing of the entire automated wireless module-tracking system (WMTS).