Sentence examples for enabled activities from inspiring English sources

Barnato wanted to limit De Beers to mining diamonds, but Rhodes insisted that he was going to use the company to "win the north": to this end, he ensured that the De Beers trust deed enabled activities far removed from mining, including banking and railway-building, the ability to annex and govern land, and the raising of armed forces.

Persistence means that an enabled activity cannot be disabled, whereas nonviolence means that executing an activity does not disable any other enabled activity.

This has led to the development of collaborative apps designed to enable activities like lift sharing.

Those communications enable activities like drug interdiction, combat search and rescue, and border surveillance, Mr. Strickling said.

The enabling activities that were identified included supplier engagement and training (employees would have to attach the tags), writing new supplier agreements, and approving new package designs.

Standards also exist for company information systems development and are used in order to enable activities like E-business.

Repeated attention, or practice, results in a cumulative effect on memory and enables activities such as a skillful performance on a musical instrument, the recitation of a poem, and reading and understanding words on a page.

MP enables activities to be modeled as events with two basic relations: precedence and inclusion, making it a candidate modeling language for business process analysis.

This is in line with NATO's preferred COIN operational approach Clear, Hold, and Build (CHB which "encompasses offensive, defensive, stability and enabling activities" (AJP-3.4.4 2011).

When the American colonies won their independence from colonial rule, "the privilege of incorporation was granted selectively to enable activities that benefited the public, such as construction of roads or canals.

Corporations in the United States were originally formed for the purpose of enabling activities that would improve society's standards of living.