Sentence examples for enabled society from inspiring English sources

The development of recording media and techniques enabled society to begin building a store of human knowledge.

It is arguably this sense of separation that has enabled society to capitalise on the fruits of science, industry and global economics.

The lofty aim is to get everyone online in time for the 2012 Olympics: "It's such a moment in British consciousness, when the whole world is going to be looking at the country; let's try, as well as being very good in lots of other areas to try to be the most digitally enabled society we can," says Lane Fox: "it's ambitious but – why not".

Although the French philosopher was centrally concerned with the pursuit of justice, he fiercely maintained that law was radically different from justice and that law, not justice, enabled societies to survive.

Economic liberalism is about removing obstacles to enable firms to be more efficient; economic empowerment is about enabling society to evolve and change more rapidly and more fairly.

"This honour is a reflection of the work and commitment of everyone who works within the Lloyd's market, enabling others to take risks that enable society to progress.

It is what enables society to grow and commercial exchanges to flourish.The view that pursuing one's self interest could lead to a social gain bequeathed by Adam Smith finds little favour in Japan.

"The repeal of the bans will enable society to open a new page," the prosecutor, Kursat Kayral, said in a statement last week, announcing his decision to waive objections to a repeal of the prohibitions by Parliament.

The value of output produced by the economy has quadrupled since 1952: the workforce has become much more productive, enabling society to enjoy a much higher standard of living for the same amount of work.

He considered himself a modern cop with modern attitudes – he had no time for the old racist views, was sympathetic to protesters in the environmental movement, and believed the job of the police was to enable society to operate fairly and democratically.

In the process of providing for themselves, people generate the capital and innovations that yield economic growth, improving living standards and enabling society to advance.