Sentence examples for enable the entertainment from inspiring English sources
SPORTS A three-year agreement between NBC Universal and England's top soccer league will enable the entertainment company to present the games on several TV networks, starting in 2013.
BENTONVILLE, Ark., Feb. 22, 2010 — Walmart announced today a definitive agreement to acquire VUDU, Inc., a leading provider of digital technologies and services that enable the delivery of entertainment content directly to broadband high-definition TVs and Blu-ray players.
The changes will better enable the Entertainment Commission — which was formed in 2003 and continues to gain power — to control which clubs are allowed to operate.
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So sit back and enjoy the journey as we learn about some of the ways serious scientists work behind the scenes to enable entertainment and the arts.
Next week, the Board of Supervisors is expected to expand the powers of San Francisco's Entertainment Commission, which regulates the entertainment industry, enabling the commission to revoke the permits of nightclubs where violence has occurred.
I was particularly encouraged to see Secretary Clinton addressing the "dictator's dilemma", the difficulty of using the internet as a tool for economic growth and entertainment without enabling the internet for activist purposes.
Such creativity, which Mr. Gupta called "art in administration," seems encoded in the Silent Barn's genetic material, a highly inventive strain of DNA that has enabled the place to put on entertainments almost nightly since opening on Bushwick Avenue in December.
And the software behind the Google phone is expected to enable more entertainment programming.
In the realm of Spacebook, we definitely approve of the Danceroulette feature enabling the DJ to find the most worthy entertainment.
"Ever-expanding consumer demand for bandwidth will continue to drive growth across cloud and network technologies we provide that enable innovative home entertainment products and services".
