Sentence examples for that enabled all from inspiring English sources

Truly utopian would be a policy that enabled all employees to avoid certain of their more annoying family members, but I suppose that's just a crazy dream.

At first, as with My Fair Lady, she just loved it - Tiffany, she says, was the kind of allowable fantasy, fancied by men, admired by women, that enabled all viewers to love her.

The role of the family proceedings court was never to act in an adversarial fashion but to hear and evaluate the often complex evidence in an atmosphere that enabled all parties to have the best interests of the child in mind.

I guess he could have argued that his tale showed how as a high income earner he paid a means-tested Medicare levy plus a high income rate of tax to fund a system that enabled all Australians to benefit regardless of wealth.

(I'd estimate that half of us were baby boomers, a third retired and the rest under 30, with ages overall ranging from 13 to around 75). Kent Morse, the boat's wise-cracking lead naturalist and de facto head counselor, had provided sign-up sheets with various shifts that enabled all of us to do both kayaking and hiking.

This was specifically done by material economic arrangements that enabled all teachers to take part in dialogues led by middle leaders.

"We recognize the value of diversity, and we want to do business in jurisdictions that similarly understand the need for a society that enables all married persons to live with pride in themselves and their unions," the brief says.

To recapture the spirit of the founders — and to fulfill President Obama's own promise to provide greater accountability in Washington — another tool is needed, one that enables all Americans to gauge whether we are making progress as a nation.

We need a system that enables all universities to flourish with greater diversity, including incentives for high-attaining students to attend ex-polytechnics, many of which lose out in popularity stakes driven by high entry requirements.

Teaching At a classroom level, many of you will be surprised to hear that inspectors do not expect to see a lesson plan, but wait for it; expect to see a well-planned lesson that enables all pupils to learn and make progress.

Fallon said: "The fact is, across Europe we do have these mechanisms now for sharing flight information, sharing intelligence about terrorists' movements, swapping data about them that enable all intelligence services across Europe to pool their efforts to try to keep a tab on them".