Sentence examples for sought to enable from inspiring English sources
The founding of Crowdrise sought to enable anyone to do what Mr. Norton did, and to make new friends in the process.
In the early 2000s, Hewlett Packard touted a project called "e-inclusion", which sought to enable "all the world's people to access the social and economic opportunities of the digital age".
The ensemble was assembled to play the so-called new violin family designed and built by Carleen Hutchins, a luthier who during the 1950s sought to enable a putative musical revolution from her home workshop in Montclair, N.J.
The Sami Act of 1987 sought to enable the Sami people "to safeguard and develop their language, culture, and way of life" and created the Sameting, the Sami Parliament, the business of which, according to the constitution, is "any matter that in the view of the parliament particularly affects the Sami people".
Thus, tools are being sought to enable measurement of other cellular molecules using nucleic acid biosensors.
Further signs sought to enable detection or exclusion of PTXs were B-lines and the lung pulse [10, 14].
"What we seek to enable are African solutions to African security challenges," he said.
A four-hour extravaganza arranged by Kay Cummings seeks to enable audiences to experience the richness of dance in New York.
Web services standards -- developed by industry and academic computer scientists -- seek to enable machine-to-machine communication, allowing corporate and personal databases to transport information seamlessly.
Consequently the government's forthcoming ageing strategy should seek to enable the majority to age in this way – actively and rewardingly.
