Sentence examples for power to enable from inspiring English sources
"I believe in theatre because of its power to enable an audience to stand in the shoes of somebody else.
But the Redskins scenario captures the more typical reason for the reluctance to use state power to enable businesses to profit from racial insults.
There arise political and moral imperatives for nations to do everything within their power to enable it to continue to function as an independent and impartial judicial body.
Victorians were intrigued by the way in which photography had the power to enable people to live on in some way after their death, deriving a frisson of excitement.
Today's smartphones can do almost anything a PC could do in 2007, but in a couple of years smartphones may have enough computing power to enable much more sophisticated applications that truly take advantage of the device's portability.
Angelou perceives poetry in particular as having the power to enable us to recognise and know each other, as she finds in Shakespeare's Sonnet 29 (When, in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes).
It will also outline powers to enable telephone companies to cut the lines of numbers displayed.
The pipe dream: fuller fiscal powers to enable higher transport spending; introducing light-rail tram-trains.
Additional powers to enable local authorities to levy rates on private parking at work are also needed.
The Bill is expected to amend magistrates' powers to enable them to impose a mixture of fines and community punishments which to date have been separate.
It gives the secretary of state extraordinary powers to enable providers to sidestep children's legal rights, he argues, without parliamentary scrutiny or accountability.
