Sentence examples for issues enabling from inspiring English sources

Aside from James Haskell, who looks a near-certain absentee with a foot problem, and Jack Nowell, who is still going through the required concussion protocols, England also have no pressing injury issues, enabling them to focus primarily on extending a victorious Test sequence that will extend into double figures should they win the third Test as well.

Precise defining of the track layout is one of the most important issues enabling to draw up track inventory.

However, we feel that, by careful design of the deceleration hardware and geometry, it should be possible to mitigate stability issues, enabling long runs at much higher bias voltages.

There is also a BCF Forum available as plugin for a Wordpress installation (opensourceBIM, 2015), which can load BCF information from a connected BIMServer and visualize the model alongside the separate issues, enabling even users without access to the VE to work on problems.

This collaborative approach may depersonalize cultural issues enabling differences to be identified, considered, included and valued.

The survey provided breadth of data and focus groups provided depth on some issues, enabling consideration of the complexity of the issue.

When even large European banks are cutting back on risk, bond issues enable companies to raise money from investors outside the euro zone who are less affected by the crisis.

This year, a new collaboration with ecoartspace, a bicoastal nonprofit that supports artists who address environmental issues, enabled the Milwaukee-based artist Roy Staab to travel to Garrison and build his installation "Suspended Bow".

The identification and analysis of these issues enables their prevention, and is of great use to future researchers in the dissemination of the results of their work to the scientific community.

Identification of these issues enabled a thematic framework to be created.

These pictorial representations of complex rehabilitation issues, enables clients with communication difficulties to actively participate in the goal-setting process.