0 present participle of enliven --
1 to make something more interesting: --
It is self-evident that total liberalisation of the postal services is a necessary condition for enlivening this sector and securing its existence alongside new forms of competition and alternative services.
I hope that he will show those same characteristics here, in which case he will enliven our debates considerably—and our debates do sometimes need a little enlivening.
It is true that we shall, as is our duty, point it out, otherwise there would not be any enlivening feature.
We are all grateful to him for enlivening the debate and giving that right sense of joy which should come from anyone who loves books.
I do not find that a particularly enlivening or apposite interruption.
Haranguing and hectoring and hullabaloo have long been the means of enlivening debate.
But that is by way of enlivening my amendment, which is on a technical issue.
I do not think that we are necessary for enlivening the public life by pageants of this description.
