Sentence examples for introduced to enable from inspiring English sources

The committee has recommended that new procedures be introduced to enable the media to be forewarned about applications for injunctions.

Satellite GPS tracking tags are to be piloted later this year and introduced to enable some inmates to work outside during the week and go to prison at weekends.

A new watchdog should have the power to intervene and outlaw excessive fees; Consumer helplines: it is unacceptable that people are charged "50p a minute just to complain"; Energy companies: the big energy firms should be broken up and transparent pricing introduced to enable proper competition.

The bill was introduced to enable documents like depositions, affidavits and powers of attorney that are validly notarized in one state to be recognized in the courts of another state and not be rejected for failure to conform precisely with the sometimes very particular rules in the state of destination.

He wants shuttle buses to be introduced to enable them to reach Wolverhampton and Cannock.

A new system, dubbed RatChat, has been introduced to enable meaningful communication with the robot.

To determine the effect of CM_128 on SOCE into isolated murine pancreatic acinar cells, thapsigargin was used to empty Ca2+ stores and initiate STIM-mediated ORAI pore formation, while maintaining cells in zero external Ca2+ until Ca2+ was re-introduced to enable SOCE.

In addition, a distribution mechanism is introduced to adaptively enable access regions to extend or shrink among the physical caches to reduce potential conflicts further.

Additionally, the concept of temperament is introduced to parents to enable them to understand why their baby might be different from others, especially with regards to fussiness.

At 12, he was introduced to logarithms, which enable one to compute roots.

Senator Wayne Bryant, a Democrat from Camden County, said no one from the administration consulted him or even notified him of the legislation it introduced recently to enable a state takeover of the city government.