Sentence examples for opportunities to enable from inspiring English sources

Mentoring was also vital: "The writer Kerry Hudson set up WoMentoring: it's so important for people who don't have the opportunities, to enable people who have got talent to have a chance to use it".

Finally, the emergence of more bespoke, niche insurance products is creating opportunities to enable agents with analytics to more effectively consult clients and support the underwriting process.

LauncherOne leverages our work in the area of commercial human spaceflight, and will provide reliable, regular launch opportunities to enable Planetary Resources to explore and develop valuable resources from asteroids," said George Whitesides, President and CEO of Virgin Galactic, LLC.

The force said that the fraud investigation, which involved 20 detectives and police staff, had "not identified sufficient additional evidence or investigative opportunities to enable the Met to request the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to consider the charging of any individual in relation to offences of electoral fraud and malpractice arising from the 2014 mayoral election".

But this must be combined with flexible employment, lifelong learning and retraining opportunities to enable and encourage current generations of older people to remain in the labour market.

We saw that there was a need for the field as a whole to reexamine its leadership pipeline, to ensure that others are given opportunities to be exposed to different schools of thought and to provide opportunities to enable collaborations.

This is a great opportunity to enable people to experience the excitement of the LHC without having to spend several years at university wearing a zip-up cardigan.

Blockchain offers the opportunity to enable access to longitudinal, complete, and tamper-aware medical records that are stored in fragmented systems in a secure and pseudoanonymous fashion.

"We thought this might be an opportunity to enable our employees and our customers to be well-served today and in the future and also allow the family to pursue other interests," he said.

Advancing domestic measures on global warming and experiencing the benefits of reducing emissions are crucial building blocks that have created the political "window of opportunity" to enable an agreement to now potentially be secured.

Paul Pester, chief executive of TSB, said: "The CMA has played right into the hands of the big banks and missed a golden opportunity to enable people across the UK to get a better deal from their banks".