Sentence examples for will enable us to continue from inspiring English sources
We have now designed a diagnostics suite that will enable us to continue measurements down to 50 nm using reflective optics and back-illuminated CCD cameras operating in vacuum.
It's our mission to help our customers make the most of Internet-enabled technology, and the acquisition of Star will enable us to continue to deliver on this promise," said Charles Nasser, CEO and Founder of the Claranet Group, in a statement.
"Partnering with CVC will enable us to continue to develop our services and expand geographically," Frederick A. Crawford, AlixPartners' chief executive, said in a statement.
"The decision to cease exports will enable us to continue to meet our contractual obligations to supply gas to the region".
"This agreement highlights the strong demand for our channels and will enable us to continue developing a far-reaching platform for AMC's original programming".
"Our agreement with Kairat will enable us to continue to build our brand," Doug Goare, president of McDonald's Europe, said of the foray into Kazakhstan.
The funds will also enable us to continue our efforts to help Afghanistan become a peaceful, democratic, and prosperous nation that contributes to regional stability". Although Congress hewed to Bush's wishes on Iraq, lawmakers did him one better in Afghanistan, the other big front in the administration's anti-terrorism campaign.
"I hope that will enable us to carry on continuing to enforce the BOA by-law and crucially that's what the athletes want; 95 per cent of them want this by-law to remain".
Unit functions are being streamlined for greater efficiency that will enable us to expand our services to continue to meet new demands: for empirical research support, for more interdisciplinary and international materials, and to support Harvard Law School's Programs of Study and future curricular changes.
"As we move from being a product-based to solutions-based company, this substantial investment will enable us to expand our mobile offerings, continue our technological innovation and extend our geographical presence," he said.
"And it will enable us to determine if we should continue to press for further access," he added, to information he said the Swiss banks had on 4.1 million Nazi-era accounts, which have been shielded by bank secrecy laws for decades.
