Sentence examples for promoted to enable from inspiring English sources

How should it be accounted for and promoted to enable the strategic development of the business itself?

Only if all brothers were dead was the prince of Susa promoted to viceroy, thus enabling the overlord to name his own son (or nephew) as the new prince of Susa.

In this survey the art of symbolic computation is promoted to be the enabling technology for computer-aided analytical generation.

Peter Alexander will be promoted to National Correspondent, enabling him to report not only on the White House but also on national affairs beyond Washington DC.

As TfL's long-awaited proposals were announced on Wednesday, Johnson revealed that he had secured a government commitment to promote legislation to enable TfL to regulate pedicabs in London.

The mining industry has significant potential to contribute to regional wellbeing; however, land management policies must be flexible and promote incentives to enable companies to invest beyond compliance.

This finding is also noted in previous studies [5] but is an area which would benefit from greater research to determine what means of support (e.g. grants, loans) could be best promoted by governments to enable this investment.

Given the large number of 5 and 5* departments identified, he asked the panel, how is the government going to promote young scientists to enable them to achieve the international reputations and publication records that will enable them become the future leaders of such departments?

The second theme that emerged from our discussions with the key informants was centered on developing evidence, including dimensions such as the study of local etiology, developing suitable approaches to personalized therapy, developing guidelines, fostering international networks and promoting local communication to enable sharing of and the ability to build upon collective experience.

Paragraph 28(d): Promote transboundary cooperation to enable policy and planning for the implementation of ecosystem-based approaches with regard to shared resources, such as within river basins and along coastlines, to build resilience and reduce disaster risk, including epidemic and displacement risk (UNISDR 2015a, p. 18).

This WD40-repeat protein, which is a homolog of fizzy in Drosophila and Xenopus, is required to activate the anaphase-promoting complex (APC) to enable anaphase initiation and exit from mitosis [51], [52].