Sentence examples for the code would enable from inspiring English sources

The code would enable outside programmers to develop versions of the software.

Instead of the 20percentt left for development, the new code would enable landowners to use at least 50percentt of their holdings for "productive purposes" once a "zoning study" granted approval.

Ofcom is also considering adding a clause to the code which would enable customers to cancel their contract without incurring a penalty if their line speed is significantly below the estimate given at the time of signing up.

The hacker collective has obtained a "decompiled" version of the virus, rather than the critical source code which would enable an attack.

A Conservative MP has said that the Guardian should be prosecuted if it does not hand over a decryption code that would enable the security services to read the intelligence files seized from David Miranda.

This allowed to develop a highly scalable computation code, which would enable the data analysis at large scales on acceptable time scales.

One could even consider some sort of unique bar code that would enable investigators to keep track electronically of the reagent they receive.

Messagenet is asking the commission to do this by requiring Microsoft to disclose the confidential computer coding that would enable rival services to connect calls to Skype users.

Any shred of self-confidence I brought with me to college evaporated as I futilely attempted to make sense of the formulas and codes that would enable Fred to turn my rough data into mathematically pristine results that I would find meaningless.

Last month Britain's defense minister, Geoffrey Hoon, wrote Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld a tart letter threatening retaliation, in part because of complaints that the Pentagon was unwilling to share software codes that would enable the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy to maintain an independent F-35 fleet.

In the most recent calendar period, of 75 518 individuals with no previous BMI record available, only 1222 (1.6%) had ever had a clinical code that would enable classification into BMI categories (underweight, normal, overweight/obese).