Sentence examples for will enable us to focus from inspiring English sources

"The agreement will enable us to focus all of our efforts on serving our clients," the bank said.

"This transaction will enable us to focus all our efforts on the business we control," Ms. Scardino said in a statement.

"It will enable us to focus our capital and resources on the growth of our core businesses, including the building of our broader wealth management capabilities".

"There is an element about reducing bureaucracy, but I am convinced that the change will enable us to focus resources to protect those children that we need to protect".

"It is a difficult decision to divest any business, but this action will enable us to focus on our highest-potential growth opportunities," Mark Parker, Nike's chief executive, said in a statement.

"This court-supervised process will enable us to focus on realizing the enormous commercial potential of L.& H.'s considerable technology resources, while continuing to investigate and remediate problems emanating from the past," John Duerden, the president and chief executive, said in a statement.

"These actions will better enable us to focus our investments on serving our customers and members through integrated retail - at the store, online and in the home," Lou D'Ambrosio, the company's chief executive, said in a statement.

"We are creating a new and highly collaborative path forward that will yield outstanding creative and enable us to focus more of our marketing investment in communicating with our customers," Michael Accavitti, vice president for national marketing operations at American Honda Motor, said in a statement.

Second, the introduction of a Capability Under-Utilisation Index will enable us to extend the focus of the Capability-Utilisation Hypothesis to both, math and science education.

This in turn will enable us to let our schools focus on teaching the skills — how to solve complex problems, how to think critically and how to collaborate — essential to a growing economy and a lively democracy.

The CQC also welcomes David Cameron's proposal for a chief inspector of hospitals, which the regulator says will "enable us to put a sharper focus on hospital care – really getting to grips with what's most important to patients and their families".