Sentence examples for requirements to enable from inspiring English sources
Section 106 is a clause within the 1990 Town and Country Planning Act that provides a mechanism to recoup contributions from developers for infrastructure requirements to enable a scheme to go ahead.
Sachs presents "four compelling reasons why the poorest countries need to speed the demographic transition," "a list of seven requirements to enable family planning programs to accelerate the decline in fertility" and "six steps to transform" American "security policy into a workable framework for the 21st century".
The Communication Series represents different high-level concept requirements to enable real-time collaboration.
Large surface area and good structural stability, for porous carbons, are two crucial requirements to enable the constructed supercapacitors with high capacitance and long cycling lifespan.
New levels of manufacturing precision are the key requirements to enable advanced machining processes that demands improved techniques of metrology with high flexibility, universality and high accuracy.
It investigates the functional requirements to enable Individual Knowledge Workers (IKWs) and distributed communities (e.g., project teams) to create, manage and share knowledge with the support of ontologies.
Given the hardware requirements necessary to enable native app functionality and optimal user experience, how will this force smart car manufacturers to work more seamlessly with platforms like AGL to ensure competitive advantage and differentiation?
"We still have an immediate and critical funding requirement to enable the club to survive and provide a breathing space in the short term to complete a sale of the club.
Thus, real-time damage diagnosis is a requirement to enable prognostic health management.
The development of biomarkers - some of which may ultimately translate into companion diagnostics - is a fundamental requirement to enable Precision Medicine.
The critical requirement to enable this is Internet connectivity and a willing remote expert, as the technical requirements are otherwise modest.
