enable
ਨੂੰ ਯੋਗ
definition
verb
the evidence would enable us to arrive at firm conclusions
give (someone or something) the authority or means to do something.
Yet service providers are relatively constrained when it comes to enabling Ethernet services.
make (a device or system) operational; activate.
example
He said the grant would now 'enable' the church to apply to other charities for money.
you can 'enable' compression or even virus scanning prior to backup
Both ends of the pipe were sealed and fitted with counter weights to 'enable' it to float.
each of them has wheels to 'enable' easy transportation
Their new home will have specially adapted rooms built to 'enable' Phoebe to live as full a life as possible.
What really irks me, though, is having to manually 'enable' all these high-tech marvels.
It must mean also that it has obtained whatever consents are needed to 'enable' an assignment of rights to be effective.
the Department is leading the effort to 'enable' a smooth and timely transition
the evidence would 'enable' us to arrive at firm conclusions
The merger would 'enable' all the students in Swindon to be taught under one umbrella.
She says they are sending her a letter of authority to 'enable' her to accompany the deceased back to China.
Many courses now 'enable' students to travel abroad in order to familiarise themselves with different perspectives on world history.
Surely the point of having a personal blog is to 'enable' people to read the author's work?
the evidence would 'enable' us to arrive at firm conclusions
New methods 'enable' fast, accurate identification of potential problems in clinical performance - and areas of high achievement.
a number of courses are available to 'enable' an understanding of a broad range of issues
It would then be your duty to make reasonable adjustments to 'enable' the individual to return to work if possible.
When did we agree to laws 'enabling' companies to fine workers many times their daily wage if they went on strike for a day?
If your computer is not JavaScript 'enabled' , click the launch link and you will be taken automatically to a version which does not use javascript.
A new technique 'enabled' the scientists to better predict the severity of the next cycle.
He had the ear of the King and managed to secure a grant, 'enabling' the poor cobbler's son from Odense to attend grammar school.
Could it be that they really have not understood that microchips are the real symbols and 'enablers' of globalisation - not potato chips?
Passengers can connect through ordinary Wi-Fi 'enabled' laptops.
They also say that open source provides greater flexibility and control and 'enables' faster, cheaper application development.
Once the networks are in place, the 'enablement' of next-generation applications and services provides incremental revenue opportunities for vendors.
Their findings will be available within days 'enabling' the lifebuoy committee to proceed with putting more buoys in place.
Now, with a P2P system fully 'enabled' , they can offer that functionality with iron-clad security.
He said transport infrastructure improvements have long been recognised as fundamental 'enablers' , though not a guarantee, of overall economic growth.
The event also 'enables' people to share their ideas and work with the other groups taking part.
I have javascript 'enabled' on this Windows 95 Netscape 4.6 browser but no forms for annotation appear when I log on to the site.
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