Advertisement
Advertisement
enabling
[en-ey-bling]
adjective
conferring additional legal powers or capacities, especially by removing a barrier to action, suspending required permission, or relaxing oversight: enabling power.
an enabling act;
enabling power.
Example Sentences
Although few doubted his personal commitment to fighting corruption and there were several notable scalps, some questioned whether the structures enabling mismanagement had really been reformed.
The plan would create new space within existing terminals equivalent to 10 football pitches, enabling new lounges, restaurants and shops to be built.
Probabilistic forecasting, for example, can provide a range of rainfall scenarios, enabling authorities to prepare for worst-case scenarios.
“This lack of identification is unacceptable. It creates an environment ripe for abuse and impersonation, enabling copycat vigilantes to pose as federal agents,” Rodriguez wrote.
They also alleged that leasing companies were "enabling" and "approving exploitative agreements" at the expense of small businesses.
Advertisement
Related Words
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse