Sentence examples for enabling society from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Instead, any meaningful effort to address climate change should have three goals: (1) meeting global energy demand with "accessible, secure and low-cost" sources, (2) promoting sustainable energy development with minimal harm to the atmosphere and (3) enabling society to adapt to the worst consequences of climate change.

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.

Galambos argues that solving one problem and enabling society to move on to the next problem is actually a creative process, but not always recognized as such.

Not one more child should have to face such horrendous circumstances at the hands of inhuman perpetrators, not one more parent should have to mourn the premature passing of a child under such gruesome circumstances, if we all heed a call to action to help in providing an enabling society in which our children can live and grow to reach their full potential,"  he said.

The protocol, named Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS), aims to prevent "biopiracy" while enabling societies with abundant plant and animal life to profit from any drugs or other products that might be made from them.

It can also be used as a tool to understand the contribution of water to economic development and human well-being (Acreman 2001), enabling societies to allocate water to its highest social value (Moran and Dann 2007) (Fig. 1).

As the global climate shifted at the end of the last ice age, some 10,000 years ago, humans put their fire-making skills to great use, blazing a trail across continents to clear trees for grazing and agriculture, enabling societies to develop from hunter-gatherers to rooted civilizations that produced complex technologies.

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.