Sentence examples for scheme would enable from inspiring English sources

Apart from accessing the cash, a transfer from a public sector scheme would enable you to leave it to your heirs should you die before your 75th birthday, says David Smith of financial planner Tilney Bestinvest.

Like right to buy, which offers mortgage lenders a government guarantee against a portion of private mortgage borrowing, so a new right-to-refurb scheme would enable lower interest refurb loans or higher loan-to-value limits for extending existing mortgages.

"I reckon that British schoolboys grow out of a million pounds' worth of kit a year," he said yesterday, adding that he hoped the success of the scheme would enable him to broaden it to include other under- resourced rugby nations.

The assembly government said the scheme would enable individuals and communities in "notspots" to approach service providers directly.

The addition of two fluorochromes into a two-colour combinatorial encoding scheme would enable the simultaneous detection of up to 45 different T cell-specificities per sample.

The tokenization service offered by card schemes would enable financial institutions to launch NFC Wallets by simply working with a mobile wallet platform provider.

Greater availability of government funded subsidy schemes would enable these individuals to access a service.

The objective was to provide a training scheme that would enable forecasters to understand the underlying pattern of the data better by learning from their forecast errors directly.

Dr. Afridi's mission in Abbottabad, however, was different: he was asked to set up a hepatitis B vaccination scheme that would enable him to take blood samples from the inhabitants of Bin Laden's sprawling, three-story house, providing DNA evidence the C.I.A. could use to prove he was there.

Unlike SES, the scheme proposed would enable the development of WMSN multimedia services (Akyildiz et al.2007) such as those incorporating video/audio, paving the way for a plethora of new WSN applications.

Retailers are being urged to set up "buy back" schemes that would enable customers to sell retailer own-brand clothes they no longer want back to the retailer to prepare for re-sale.