Sentence examples for enabled economic from inspiring English sources

The signing of the Addis Ababa Agreement enabled economic development in Sudan to proceed using funds that had previously been allocated for the civil war.

However traditional mechanisms of socio-spatial self-organization that gradually brought into shape rural residential complexes, private and public spaces, spatial ranges of mobility, and enabled economic and other everyday activities were replaced by externally conceived modernistic creations of compact and uniform, rigidly zoned and spatially segmented urbanity.

We need to educate ourselves about the discriminatory policies that have enabled economic prejudice against people of color to run rampant.

Directional drilling and high-volume chemically amended hydraulic fracturing techniques have enabled economic shale gas extraction; however, these processes use large quantities of water.

This is so significant that Europe's policymakers want to enable economic success with cloud computing.

A Commonwealth Bank spokesman said: Commonwealth Bank plays a crucial role in enabling economic and social development in Australia by supporting jobs, growth, innovation and opportunities for people and businesses.

"Working with offenders is a key contributor to the college's mission of 'raising aspirations, expectations and achievements to enable economic success and social inclusion'," the spokesman said.

"That barbershop is a vital link toward development in the area, and enabling economic vitality to folks who previously did not have that," Colonel Norrie said.

"The NAIF was established to support multi-user infrastructure that will enable economic expansion and employment in the North," he wrote.

Larger data sets are enabling economic historians to address key questions – for example, how aggregate economic conditions affect labor-force participation decisions in different times and places – more effectively than ever before.

These initiatives are collaborative, as both issuance and redemption of the currency relies on freely collaborating citizens or firms, and enable economic collaboration when there isn't sufficient national money in circulation to complete a transaction or reward an activity.