Sentence examples for a platform to extend from inspiring English sources

Fotis Kouvelis, the Democratic Left's leader, said on Tuesday that his party would join the coalition if agreement could be reached on a platform to extend the timetable for Greece to meet its budget deficit targets and to revoke the harshest austerity measures, like the demand to cut the minimum wage.

Last we heard from SkyGiraffe, a platform to extend enterprise systems with mobile devices, it had raised a seed round from Angels (including Parker Thompson, a partner at 500 Startups) back in May.

Later that year, AdStage announced a broader platform to extend the core product's capabilities by integrating with outside tools and with apps created by AdStage itself.

"It gives us a whole new platform to extend her brand and her imagery, but also it creates a much larger distribution platform," said Mr. Mottola.

The research methods and grant writing courses are being adapted for a distance learning platform to extend the reach of these programmes with marginal additional investments.

€100,000 from the INDEX: Award will be invested towards further enhancing this platform to extend far beyond Mexican boundaries.

So now, with the level playing field called the Internet, there is an added dimension to the possibility of making a buck, by using the platforms to extend awareness of your music, to sell directly to fans, to make fans aware of your gigs, etc, etc.

Starting today, Google is taking their roll as one of the big players and extending a platform to boost some smaller players.

VMware's industry leadership provides a platform for LG to extend its presence in enterprises and deliver compelling solutions that address the challenges raised by the convergence of IT and mobile communications".

The results of this study not only provide a platform from which to extend ERV analysis across different retroviral genera in chicken using re-sequencing data, but also they reiterate the potential for ERV integrations to play a significant role in host evolution, warranting further investigation of host-virus symbioses.

Our results illustrate a non-random distribution of EAV-HP in the genome, emphasising the importance it may have played in the adaptation of the species, and provide a platform from which to extend investigations on the co-evolutionary significance of endogenous retroviral genera with their hosts.