Sentence examples for enabling top from inspiring English sources

The bargaining power of players was strengthened greatly, enabling top stars to multiply their earnings with large salaries and signing bonuses.

Resentment was growing in Romania over the readiness of established EU members to restrict membership benefits after Romania had agreed to rapidly liberalize its economy, enabling top western European firms to acquire control of many of its strategic industries.

Britain's leading companies are devising pay schemes that enable top executives to escape the new 50p rate of income tax for high earners that takes effect in April, the Guardian has learned.

Who cares what they think!" Plenty of bloggers had some very strong thoughts about news that Britain's leading companies are devising pay schemes that enable top executives to escape the new 50% rate of income tax that comes in in April.

It enables top management to quickly implement new strategies and control key business parameters to gain competitive advantage.

Apple's Magic Mouse has obviously inspired Japanese accessory maker Sanwa Supply: the Tokyo-based company is offering the MA-Touch1 [JP], a wireless mouse with a multi-touch enabled top shell.

Blackstone's IPO, which enabled top partners to cash out more than $4 billion of their own stakes, was at first lauded but quickly criticized, and prompted a backlash from members of Congress, who demanded changes to the tax treatment the private partnerships enjoyed.

Bouldering enabled top rope climbers to practice specific moves at a safe distance from the ground.

Modern cameras enabled top-grade photographs to be taken quickly under almost any conditions.

Once concern that plagues this, the first generation of so-called cyber athletes, is shared with their counterparts in physical sport: for how long will their minds and bodies be quick enough to enable top-level play.

The skills that today enable top-class bowlers to deliver cricket balls at up to 100 mph are the result of key evolutionary adaptations to the torso, shoulders and arms which began nearly 2 million years ago, the researchers said.