Sentence examples for enabled commercial from inspiring English sources

By the time an even more ambitious plan the Missouri River basin program called the Pick-Sloan plan was adopted in the 1950s, channel maintenance had enabled commercial barge lines to begin operating on the Missouri in 1953.

Although Edward Snowden's revelations initially seemed only to document the extent to which the state had exploited internet technology to create a surveillance system of unimaginable comprehensiveness, as the leaks flowed it gradually dawned on us that our naive lust for "free" stuff online had also enabled commercial interests effectively to capture the internet for their own purposes.

At the same time that detailed data sets are accumulating within the research community, cheaper sequencing techniques have enabled commercial companies to make genomic information available to the public over the internet.

Over 200 companies attended, enabling Commercial to talk about their services and demonstrate their continuing commitment to the agenda, which included testing a new hydrogen-fuelled delivery van.

Ofcom's new rules "will enable commercial broadcasters to access new sources of revenue, whilst providing protection for audiences," the regulator said.

Minister Gowin proposed this initiative to consolidate and centralise commercial divisions of Warsaw courts so as to enable commercial cases to be handled in a swift and competent manner, rather than torment those waiting for a verdict.

They suggest that the findings will someday enable commercial bakers to control dough quality more precisely by measuring and monitoring the amount of tyrosine linking and by developing new dough enhancers to increase or decrease linking.

Fisher said Sisu is not "playing a game" but genuinely planning to build the stadium, while enabling commercial development that will make it financially viable and produce year-round income.

How do we ensure that new distribution technologies don't fragment income and thereby savage the resources needed to enable commercial broadcasters of scale – and not just the BBC – to provide those programmes?

A company called Power Assure, based in Santa Clara, markets a technology that enables commercial data centers to safely power down servers when they are not needed — overnight, for example.

"We anticipate a breakthrough policy that is pro-business, that is positive and that enables commercial industry to build and launch the best technology in order to meet the government's appetite for high-resolution commercial satellites," Mr. Brender said in an interview.