It meant that greater purity and greater inclusiveness happened together, enabling elite cultural participation to remain distinctive while elite tastes acquired broader social currency.
This paper proposes a Grand Challenge to serve as the impetus for the reexamination of sports and sports technology under the prism of enabling elite deafblind participation to foster innovation in sports engineering.
An institutionalized party system also may be important, for where parties are weak, traditional forms of elite interaction tend to prevail, enabling elites to capture the state apparatus.
Today's world order relies us on being consumers, enabling elites to hoard power and wealth.
What enables this elite group to create truly massive value, and what can the rest of us learn from them?
At Yale Law School, the embattled Supreme Court nominee's alma mater, a growing number of students are denouncing administrators for their rote support of Kavanaugh and are demanding changes to a culture that enables powerful elites to get away with sexual misconduct.
British Swimming chief executive David Sparkes said: "The competition is an important stepping stone to enable our elite athletes to compete at a high quality competition early in 2016 before they travel out to the Olympic Games.
The mandatory service system in Israel enabled the elite of the Israeli youth to join cyber forces (within the Defense forces) and 3-5 years later bring them out to the industry; hence constructing layers of cyber experts in the local Hi-Tech industry.
By examining administrative and technical elites in France and Germany in the 1980s, the paper identifies characteristics that enable these elites to implement policy in some cases, but not in others.
Moreover, the "we are the 99%" rhetoric nicely reinforces what I like to call the "progressive master narrative", according to which runaway economic inequality enables an enormously wealthy elite to gut our democratic institutions and bend them to their mean designs, overriding the authentic will of the many.
