Sentence examples for the tools to enable from inspiring English sources

The tools to enable us to deal with this kind of scenario are contained in the European Commission's proposal.

"This legislation provides the tools to enable local prosecutors to regain their traditional role and responsibility in rooting out and prosecuting public corruption".

ICR has always been heavily involved in giving inexperienced personnel the tools to enable them to enter the industry, providing courses, publications and e-learning modules that are aimed to help inexperienced candidates secure their desired roles.

They offer help for a few months at a time, but we take in women and transform their lives by giving them the tools to enable them to go back out into the world," says the community's executive director, Khadija Sultana.

I was reading about people lives being destroyed, people losing their homes, and really feeling it wasn't their fault in most cases," says Banks. "I started asking, 'how do you give people a little bit more control, buffer them slightly from the booms and busts of the system, and give people who care and want to do something a bit different the tools to enable them to do that?'".

We need not just the Consumer Reports of social good, but the tools to enable all of us in the social sector to make better decisions and have greater impact.

I voted to give the president the tool to enable him to exhaust the remedies available to him in order to be able to leverage the behavior we wanted from Saddam Hussein.

Hyperfractionation is simply the tool to enable dose escalation without an increase of severe late toxicity.

They recommend that while we improve engineering applications using nanoparticles for in situ remediation, we also develop the analytical tools to enable the study of manufactured nanoparticles in the environment and increase research on the ecosystem effects of these materials.

The instructor, Dean Ellen Schall, provides the necessary tools to enable students and professionals to unpack the potentially harmful personal baggage that we so often unconsciously carry with us into the workplace.

One respondent stated that he received, from his health professionals, the necessary tools to enable him to be involved in the planning of his care.