Language skills permeated the basic components of career competence – "knowing how," "knowing why," and "knowing whom" – and enabled respondents to cross boundaries.
While no such tones are being emitted, no sounds exist; only the musical score exists (and the memories of listeners, some of whom might enable the score to be reproduced if it were lost), from which music can be reproduced.
Don't forget that while the Internet is a powerful tool, it's also a new one, and while we should value its contributions and the people whom it enabled, it is by no means an essential tool for confidential communication, or, for that matter, revolution.
Among the 28 patients for whom data enabled the diagnosis of T. whipplei endocarditis; 16 have been previously reported or cited (2, 5, 18, 19 ).
The experience related to one of my most acquiescent patients, with whom hypnotism had enabled me to bring about the most marvellous results, and whom I was engaged in relieving of her suffering by tracing back her attacks of pain to their origins. . . .
Mr. Obama also said he would make it possible for American companies to vastly increase cellphone service in Cuba, enabling Cubans whom Raúl Castro allowed to buy cellphones to actually get to use them.
No one comes out a hero in this book, neither the guilt-ridden United States nor the pusillanimous United Nations, and definitely not the French, whom Prunier blames for enabling the génocidaires.
He connected with Sophie Naftalin, a lawyer with Bhatt Murphy, who represented him throughout the case and whom Mohamud credits for enabling him to carry on with his complaint".
To give them some breathing room, President Obama unilaterally created the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in 2012 that has granted temporary reprieves from deportation to 742,000 people (about one in three of whom live in California), enabling many of them to work or otherwise come out from the legal shadows.
