But we don't stand with Recep Tayyip Erdogan, whose obsession with destroying the Kurds politically enabled ISIS to kill Turks over the past few months, as well as last night.
But as Kaplan and others have remarked, Wollstonecraft may have been forced to make this sacrifice: "it is important to remember that the notion of woman as politically enabled and independent [was] fatally linked [during the eighteenth century] to the unrestrained and vicious exercise of her sexuality".
Yet the mundane political issues of the day often appear quite pressing, not to mention politically safer than enabling a new product that is likely to engender controversy.
The indictment has curtailed 70-year-old Bashir's ability to travel lest he be arrested, but proved politically useful domestically, enabling him to portray the ICC as a tool of western imperialism.
Dahl's premise is that the Constitution ought to be judged by "democratic standards" — that is, by whether it is "the best that we can design for enabling politically equal citizens to govern themselves under laws and government policies that have been adopted and are maintained with their rational consent".
Success of the GPwSI role is deemed to be dependant on having the trust of their primary and secondary care colleagues as well as patients, credibility as a practitioner, and being politically astute thereby enabling them to act as a champion supporting the transition process within the local health service.
The Legislature, with the cooperation first of Gov. Mario M. Cuomo and then of Gov. George E. Pataki, passed four laws in response to lobbying from the politically influential Satmar sect, enabling the creation of Kiryas Joel, and the district opened in 1990.
The head of S&P in Germany defended his company's work this week, saying: "It cannot be that S&P puts its more than 150 years of creditworthiness, credibility and predictability on the line to enable politically motivated push-ups," he said, referring to the political desire to prop up Greece.
Politically, the compromise enabled Mr. Martin to say that he had won something for consumers, although the fight showed that he had lost considerable support from both Democrats and Republicans both at the commission and in Congress.
For almost twenty years, I have tried to understand how McCullers embodied what Richard Wright called "an attitude towards life" that "cannot be accounted for stylistically or politically" — one that enabled her to imagine and create consciousness that was not her own, and also one that was not widely available in other novels or movies.
