enabler

• It is not that your children (and their enabler, your husband) did not try to make the day special for you, for indeed they did attempt to specialify it their own peculiar manner.
• All but one Intel Mac model shipped in 2006 that contain Core 2 Duo or Xeon processors can be upgraded using what Apple dubs an "enabler" -- a firmware patch coupled with updated AirPort software for Mac OS X-- that will be on the CD that comes with the new AirPort Extreme Base Station with 802. 11n that's scheduled to ship in February. —  Wi-Fi Networking News
• All speculation as to whether Obama will continue Americas policy of being Israels proxy, enabler, and bitch will continue. —  Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
• The primary role of government should be that of an enabler, a facilitator in the economy.
• "Greed" means nothing without an enabler, and that enabler was loose credit. —  BusinessWeek.com --

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