Sentence examples for enables a community from inspiring English sources
"And he is at a loss whether to pity a people who take such arrant trifles in good earnest or to envy that happiness which enables a community to discuss them".
The participatory nature of CPA enables a community to frame adaptive actions and change practices as well as institutions that are closely connected to the root and proximate cause of vulnerabilities in the daily life routines of community dwellers (Pelling et al. 2015).
This platform provides semantically annotated services and experiments with automated transformation from other semi-structured data sources and a set of tools that enables a community of developers and experimenters to develop and modify ontologies which constitute the foundation of the platform.
We also propose a peer-to-peer knowledge sharing tool called KTella that enables a community's members to voluntarily share and retrieve knowledge more effectively.
They enable a community to name and frame an issue and so to set an agenda.
Blogads, he says, will "enable a community of like-minded advertisers and publishers to trade with each other cheaply and efficiently".
The pre-eminent example of violence taming violence, he says, is religion, which arose out of the practice of human sacrifice — a ritual that enabled a community to channel and purge its primitive impulses in a single cathartic act of collective bloodletting.
On the policy side, we played a critical role in influencing the government's strategy, and we now see in the Queen's Speech a bill that would introduce the right for every local community to buy into local renewables projects, together with serious moves to enable a community to sell their power directly to consumers, and set pricing to reflect the needs of people in their community.
This collaboration should enable a community, with a very broad spectrum of skills, to share data, information, knowledge and ideas.
"As we have said all along, for a viable PST bid to be submitted, the wage bill must be reduced to enable a community run club to compete in League One.
Overall, the initiative aims to enable a community of local organisations and activists to "share campaigns, experiences, advice and challenges" — using Facebook's own Groups feature as their networking media.
