Sentence examples for enabling customers to switch from inspiring English sources

AT&T Wireless said yesterday that it planned to send a letter today to federal regulators explaining that it had made "significant progress" in enabling customers to switch their phone numbers more quickly to and from other cellphone companies.

Ministers have also unveiled measures to increase competition in the banking sector, including enabling customers to switch current accounts within a week, but critics say this does not go far enough.

Nor will the codes enable customers to switch to AT&T or T-Mobile, as those carriers use network technology known as global system for mobile communication, or GSM.

Water firms have abandoned plans to set up hose hotlines enabling customers to shop their neighbours.

Burgum helped revise that to emphasize "enabling" customers "to realize their full potential".

His idea was to help companies become more efficient by giving them the tools to design computer systems tailor-made for the jobs they needed done, whether enabling bank customers to switch accounts, finding a new chief executive, or providing and monitoring healthcare programmes, for example.

"The tool significantly cuts the switching application time and enables customers to submit their existing bank details without having to type the information into a form, which can be more time-consuming and awkward," a spokesman said.

Energy management units (EMU) enables customers to power grid interaction; customers can monitor, control, and optimize their energy consumption.

If anything, advances in technology should enable customers to get even faster access to their funds.

To enable customers to access cash, many dispensaries placed ATMs in their businesses.

In return, they would get a commission for enabling a customer to switch.