Sentence examples for lies to enable from inspiring English sources

As it happens, transplanters will often furnish reluctant donors with 'white lies' to enable them to avoid donating while retaining the appearance of honour.

The report said that detainees awaiting interrogation at Kandahar airfield are required to lie face down "to enable the guards to remove any restraining devices," but that this detainee "refused to cooperate".

As a brilliant tour-de-force piece in Foreign Affairs shows, Big Data's revolutionary potential lies in its ability to enable researchers to break away from the causation paradigm (X causes Y) and move towards a correlative paradigm (Y is present in people with A, B, and C).

HIV testing is currently not in the scope of practice of these national community health workers, although the National Health Act was changed in 2010 to enable lay health workers to conduct finger prick blood testing.

Safe to say, the algorithmic architecture that underpins so much of the content internet users are exposed to via tech giants' mega platforms continues to enable lies to run far faster than truth online by favoring flaming nonsense (and/or flagrant calumny) over more robustly sourced information.

Our work separates the effect of time of day on both feeding and lying patterns for cows outdoors to enable the alignment of feeding behavior with feed management.

Fascism rejects electoral democracy, because it sees democracy as simply enabling politicians to lie to the people to get in power, and thus the leaders do not truly represent the People.

"Exit mechanisms" to allow for the liquidation of so-called "problem enterprises" were put into place, and labour laws were modified to enable enterprises to lay off unneeded workers.

And in so doing they can play their part to enable those whose talent lies with research to have the best facilities and environment for their work.

The coregistered MR images were processed using the DARTEL (Diffeomorphic Anatomical Registration Through Exponentiated Lie algebra) approach [32] to enable a more accurate spatial normalization.

The construction of habitat models is a repeatable technique for describing and mapping species distributions, the utility of which lies in enabling management to predict where a species is likely to occur within a landscape.