Enabling

The theory of games shows that what we name "moral principles" are no other than the strategy elements enabling the group to optimise its survival. Men like to dress their eagerness under the guise of charity.

I just invented a new word-processor enabling to pronounce them backwards.

Measures will be brought forward to support and strengthen the National Health Service, its workforce and resources, enabling it to deliver the highest quality care.

Learning a language is much more than an intellectual or cognitive task. It is a vehicle for growth and maturation through the experience of other cultures. It broadens our horizons and deepens our personality. It allows us to find new approaches to solving problems because we have known other worlds, enabling us, as Proust says, "to see with new eyes."

The Yautja have an intricate system of vocalizations, clicks, and growls, enabling communication among themselves.

The independence of Western Sahara would foster regional cooperation and integration by enabling the Sahrawi people to actively participate in regional organizations and initiatives.

By mistake, a grandmother who was gardening damaged the fibre-optic cable that was enabling many internet users to surf the web at high speed.

The discovery of antibiotics in the 20th century brought remarkable changes to modern medicine, enabling people to live longer, healthier lives. But in the last generation, new strains of bacteria have emerged that are resistant to these wonder drugs. One of the main causes of resistance is the overuse of antibiotics. That includes drugs given to commercially raised livestock. Leda Hartman profiles a family farm in the state of North Carolina that is raising meat without the use of chemicals.

You're enabling Tom.

You're enabling Tom's alcoholism.