Sentence examples for proposals enable from inspiring English sources

A user study revealed that Dacite is usable and effective, and Dacite's proposals enable programmers to be more successful in solving programming tasks involving unfamiliar APIs.

Barroso insisted that proposals enabling Brussels to send back draft budgets that did not meet with its approval or conform to stricter criteria in the EU's stability and growth pact did not amount to a commission veto or erosion of democratic parliamentary sovereignty.

Reviewing grant proposals enables you to "learn how to get to the point quickly," says Peterson.

Europe, the U.S., and a number of other countries are lobbying against these additional Internet regulations, and trying to explain to all the countries,of the world which have a vote, that proposals enabling censorship are unwise and counterproductive.

Not only does the proposal enable the creation of slow and fast lanes by allowing paid prioritisation and discriminatory practices... but the proposal also introduces loopholes that could authorise the blocking by internet service providers of legal content".

This proposal enable the development of statistical distributions used to fit empirical income and wealth data, that could accommodate heavy tails in income and wealth distributions.

The proposal enables the discovery of spatial patterns within geo-located Twitter and can provide the user or operator with useful unforeseen elements.

Unlike many works that require blocking the affected parts of the system to be able to proceed a reconfiguration, our proposal enables the system to smoothly evolve in a non-disruptive way.

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Republicans should also build on proposals to enable health care providers to get higher Medicare payments when they deliver better care at less cost.

He said his proposals would enable "a substantial number of Greek Cypriots" to return to areas they fled in 1974, while some Turkish Cypriots would be required to abandon homes to make way for them.