Sentence examples for passed to enable from inspiring English sources

If legislation is passed to enable recovery of medical and legal expenses from the drug producers, they would adopt more prudent marketing and sales policies.

The "Waterworks Act" of 1856 was passed to enable damming of the upstream Torrens for water supply purposes.

This summative assessment is criterion referenced and needs to be passed to enable a candidate to enter higher specialist training which usually after 3 years leads to qualification as a Consultant.

We note that the results presented here are from equilibrium analysis, where we assume that enough time has passed to enable the system to reach a stable state that it no longer leaves.

Although many small collections have existed for a long time, none have been on a massive national scale until recently, when a private Icelandic company working closely with the government of Iceland established the Icelandic genetics database [ 1]. Specific legislation had to be passed to enable the creation of that database.

First, to provide data on GP's opinions on the impact of the consultation-liaison system (after sufficient time had passed to enable a more "objectively" based view of the consultation system outcome), on their management of the patients they referred (rather than transferred) to the collaborative system, and on patient medical outcome.

Zamora flicked on Murphy's low pass to enable Johnson to convert at the near post.

Whaturia went close before the ball was spun wide, Arwen Guttenbiel slipping out a fine pass to enable Clinton Toopi to score.

In February, Google announced a subscription service called One Pass to enable consumers to buy professionally produced news and information across the Web with a single click.

A 40-20 kick from Leon Pryce set up another score, Cunningham once more firing out his trademark flat pass to enable James Graham to crash in and with Eastmond converting both touchdowns, St Helens had raced into an 18-0 lead.

Key features of this paper are the use of the domain decomposition and encapsulated message passing to enable execution in parallel.