enabling
- Adjective:
- Providing the legal authority, power, or means to do something: "Enabling" describes something that grants the official capacity, permission, or necessary conditions for an action or process to occur.
- Facilitating or making possible: It can also describe something that creates favorable conditions or removes obstacles, allowing something to happen or exist.
- Adjective:
- The government passed an enabling act, granting the council new regulatory powers.
- Access to education is an enabling factor for economic development.
- The software includes enabling technologies that make complex tasks simple.
"Enabling legislation": A law that provides the authority and framework for a government agency to create and enforce detailed rules and regulations.
- The new agency was created by enabling legislation passed last year.
"Enabling environment": A set of interconnected conditions (legal, social, economic) that allow a particular activity or sector to thrive.
- The conference focused on creating an enabling environment for small businesses.
Enable (verb): To give someone or something the authority, means, or ability to do something.
- This software enables users to edit videos easily.
Enabler (noun): A person or thing that makes something possible. (Note: In some contexts, especially psychology, it can have a negative connotation of someone who allows another's harmful behavior to continue.)
- Technology is a great enabler of remote work.
- Empowering: Giving authority or power to.
- Facilitating: Making an action or process easier.
- Authorizing: Giving official permission for or approval to.
- Disabling: Depriving of capability or legal power.
- Preventing: Stopping something from happening.
- Prohibiting: Formally forbidding by law, rule, or other authority.
Enabling clause: A provision in a statute or constitution that grants a specific power.
- The treaty's enabling clause allowed for special trade agreements.
Enabling power: The legal authority granted by a statute to an executive body to make detailed rules.
- The minister acted under the enabling powers of the Health Act.
- providing legal power or sanction
- an enabling resolution
- enabling power