Sentence examples for transport to enable from inspiring English sources

Communities Secretary Eric Pickles said that Saturday's Cobra meeting had addressed the issues of pumping, shoring up defences and transport, to enable people in the south west of England to get back to work.

This paradigm demands scaffolds that merge temporary structural and mechanical function with mass transport to enable tissue regeneration, where the dynamic pore features (e.g., size, distribution) play an important role.

These findings provide some insights into how these groups might be targeted, such as through mobile smoking cessation services and provision of transport to enable access to existing services, or through television campaigns, utilising the principles and techniques of social marketing to ensure that smokers are targeted with appropriate cessation interventions[ 16].

The RAAF began modifying four of its Boeing 707 jet transports to enable air-to-air refuelling of the Hornets in December 1988; No. 2 OCU staff commenced training for airborne tanker operations in July 1991, subsequently adding this capability to the Hornet conversion course.

Green transport corridors include shortsea shipping, rail, inland waterways and road transport combinations to enable environmentally friendly transport solutions for the European industry.

And transport arrangements to enable doping officers to travel to and from venues were "often inadequate, or even non-existent".

At the same time, steps were taken to improve river navigation generally, to provide speedier transport, and to enable a greater volume of freight to be carried.

But experts say the present-day Belgian draft was bred in the mid-19th century for work in transport and to enable more efficient farming.

TfL has a large programme of investment in new and improved transport capacity to enable all those extra people and all the others who work in or visit London each day to get around the place as comfortably and efficiently as possible.

A narrowband radiation model was coupled to the OPPDIF program, which used detailed chemical kinetics and thermal and transport properties to enable the study of 1-D counterflow syngas diffusion flames with flame radiation.

He calculated that the whole of the defensive force, including the camel transport necessary to enable infantry in the 42nd (East Lancashire) Division to advance into the desert, would be fully equipped and the camels assembled by 3 August.