Sentence examples for would probably enable from inspiring English sources
A second Lib Dem-Tory coalition, says Bale, would probably enable Cameron to cling to office.
Such a step would probably enable Goldman — long one of the most lucrative places to work on Wall Street — to free itself from government-imposed restrictions on compensation.
Analysts said the bond sale would probably enable the government of the new prime minister, Alenka Bratusek, to stay afloat at least through the end of the year.
Switzerland's finance minister said the move would probably enable Swiss banks to accept an offer by the United States government to hand over client details in exchange for a promise against future legal repercussions.
In any event, that would probably enable another pro-Thaksin party to come to power, and begin the process all over again.The Rajamangla Sports Stadium is a fitting setting for the red-shirts who have come from the provinces to Bangkok.
Donald Lloyd‐Jones, senior vice president for finance, in an interview last week said the new lease agreement plan "which hasn't been finalized yet," would probably enable American to finance "about half" the purchase price of the 10 planes, which would cost the airline $220‐million.
Year-round sampling of these pollinators would, however, probably enable a more accurate view on these responses.
That came just weeks before a by-election that would probably have enabled Mr Anwar to become chief minister of Selangor, Malaysia's richest state and a prime spot from which to challenge Najib Razak, the prime minister, at general elections in 2018.
Garret D. Murai, a lawyer for Dynadot, the registrar that provided the Wikileaks domain name, said after the hearing that the Wikileaks.org domain name would probably be re-enabled within an hour of the judge's issuing a written order outlining his decision.
Residual killing activity is probably enabled via NKp44.
He said the informal links between Campbell-Mithun and KHBB, a Saatchi agency in London, would probably be strengthened to enable them to work together internationally.
