Sentence examples for which they enable from inspiring English sources

A key issue that will shape the effectiveness of the regulations is the degree to which they enable regulated entities to use flexible approaches to achieve the standards.

This paper experimentally characterizes flame stabilization in such flows, motivated by the fact that conditions under which they enable (or do not enable) aerodynamically stabilized flames are not well understood.

The paper maps key design features of the United Kingdom׳s framework for marine permitting and planning, appraising the extent to which they enable orderly development of offshore CO2 storage in a manner consistent with relevant high-level policy objectives.

She said: "There is nothing within the system in the Catholic church, nothing that they have done, despite our repeated requests that they engage in a process in which they enable people to come forward at a higher rate than the national average.

Single roles usually conform with a well-defined set of actions which they enable a user to execute.

Sometimes the games we play and the fictions we generate in the course of playing them owe much of their value and interest to the manner in which they enable us to perceive, conceive, and manipulate their own props.

"We think that most people failed to replicate his results for that reason, that is, the extent to which they enabled natural behavior, specifically sniffing," Sobel said.

Wagner's concept of the use of leitmotifs and the integrated musical expression which they can enable has influenced many 20th and 21st century film scores.

As impediments, the United States officials cited what they described as chronic corruption in Mexican law-enforcement agencies, which they said enabled many fugitives to avoid arrest by bribing Mexican officials.

This paper reports on an exploratory study undertaken in New South Wales, Australia which sought to identify the positions nurses go on to when they leave nursing and the skills and experience they gained from nursing which they believe enabled them to obtain employment outside the profession.

A special system of counting was this year adopted by the officials, by which they were enabled to arrive at the exact number of the "extra" correspondence, whereas in previous years the estimate was only approximate, though no doubt sufficiently accurate for all practical purposes.