Sentence examples for status enabled from inspiring English sources

Two months later, the status enabled them to sell government guaranteed debt through the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

The supply-siders were not maverick conservative economists, as you might assume; they were amateurs and cranks, convinced that their outsider status enabled them to reach conclusions that had escaped the scrutiny of professional economists.

Before the Wall came down, she lived in Moscow and, she told me, was married to a judo star whose status enabled her to travel widely and be exposed to fashion.

Gina Cogan's approach moves beyond the dichotomy of oppression and liberation that dogs the study of non-Western and premodern women to show how Bunchi's aristocratic status enabled her to carry out reforms despite her gender, while simultaneously acknowledging how that same status contributed to their conservative nature.

Her status enabled her to interact closely with most of the front-line service providers in all the paediatric units.

Detailed phenotyping for adiposity and metabolic status enabled further stratification into two metabolically distinct subgroups characterized by either elevated or normal liver fat in the heavy co-twins.

It also has county landmark status, enabling it to receive county maintenance money.

Consultative status enables NGOs to attend ECOSOC meetings, issue reports, and occasionally testify at meetings.

And that status enables him to remain on television on "Law and Order" reruns without NBC facing demands from other candidates for equal time.

Advocates say the agency's independent status enables the United States to support democratic actors in nations where American government aid might be cumbersome or unwelcome.

But less noticed is that the legislation would offer such residents much more immediate provisional status, enabling them to work and travel legally.