Synonyms for ENABLING
ɛnˈeɪ blɪŋen·abling

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1. enablingadjective

   providing legal power or sanction

   "an enabling resolution"; "enabling power"

   Antonyms:
   disabling, disqualifying

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1. List of paraphrases for "enabling":

   conducive, allowing, favourable, enable, empowerment, propitious, favorable, activation, empowering, supportive, enablement, permitting, allow, activating, habilitation, enabler, bearer

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1. Defense Secretary Ash Carter:

   We’re looking for opportunities to do more and there will be boots on the ground and I want to be clear about that, but it’s a strategic question whether you are enabling local forces to take and hold rather than trying to substitute for them. That is a strategic intention that we have.

2. Ninder Johal:

   He spent his working life in smoky and hot furnaces, for my children and grandchildren, visiting the BCLM and seeing such industries depicted will provide a legacy enabling them to understand who they are and the role their grandfather and great-grandfather played in the industrial landscape of the U.K.

3. Christof Heyns:

   The laws of many of the states in the U.S. are much more permissive, creating an atmosphere where there are not enough constraints on the use of force. A comprehensive review of the system is needed -- the enabling laws, the kinds of weapons the police use, the training they receive and the use of technology such as on-body cameras to ensure accountability.

4. Sherif Elsayed-Ali:

   Greater international support in the form of more resettlement places for refugees and financial assistance would make a world of difference by enabling the Jordanian authorities to strengthen the health system and remove barriers that are preventing Syrian refugees from accessing crucial health care.

5. Mark Sedgwick:

   AIPA is supportive of the commercial benefits that may flow to Qantas in being able to operate these long premium routes with minimal competition, we want to make sure the safety and fatigue management issues are adequately addressed in the process of enabling these flights.