The paper proposes a number of policies designed to create an enabling and nurturing environment aimed at promoting and accelerating the diffusion of e-business technologies and strategies in the SA apparel sector.
It helps form [also: enable / nurture] communities of joint interest around subjects, issues or individuals.
Facebook Mention manager Vadim Lavrusik concurs, telling me "You probably have content that only your followers will be interested in, and one of the things we really hope this will enable is…to actually nurture that audience by being able to target content specifically to them…actually speak to that audience".
Indeed, it may even be something to celebrate that the English game is sufficiently nurturing to enable high quality players like Trott, Trescothick and Mike Yardy to make it to the top in spite of their illnesses.
Articulating your thoughts and feelings within a structured, challenging but nurturing relationship enables you to develop emotional autonomy, personal confidence and effectiveness.
In the recording studio of a radio station here, Seong Min Kim, a former North Korean Army captain who is now the director for the South Korean radio station Free NK, explained how Chinese cellphones in North Korea have enabled him to nurture sources there.
"I think maybe it was Father Hesburgh," she recalled, "who said, 'Wow, I think a tornado just came through.' " Perhaps it was a clear vision of the future, or simply hope, that enabled Shriver to nurture the Special Olympics from fairly modest beginnings at the first World Games in Chicago in the summer of 1968.
Looking deeply at nonfiction enables us to nurture and grow our own learning.
They were nurturing, homeopathic, and enabling.
A culture of teamwork and innovative problem-solving should be nurtured to better enable nurses and their managers to deal with NIMART implementation.
