Sentence examples for has elsewhere enabled from inspiring English sources

Are the established players leading the way or has the Internet, as you could argue it has elsewhere, enabled bottom up innovation from SMEs, start ups and entrepreneurs?

It is time that this measure becomes law in New York as it has elsewhere -- enabling millions of New Yorkers to return to productive work lives.

AP's ability to limit its exposure to the woes of the newspaper industry and to seek out higher-growth opportunities elsewhere has enabled it to keep its worldwide head count, which includes non-editorial staff, at roughly the same level since at least 2000.

This means Routing has been enabled.

Windows 7 has this enabled by default.

However, the development of microarrays for emerging model plants has enabled global studies elsewhere in the angiosperm tree, e.g., in the eudicot Gerbera hybrida [11], [12] and, most recently, the basal angiosperm Persea americana [8].

Still, do you think starting a band in Sweden has enabled you to do stuff you couldn't have done elsewhere?

Meanwhile, the diversion of army forces to Aleppo has enabled the rebels to strengthen their grip elsewhere (see article).

Elsewhere, though: "The rapid growth of China and India has not only enabled hundreds of millions of the world's citizens to make The Great Escape but made the world a more equal place".

One of the benefits of the Cancún agreement is that it has enabled the UN process to bless, retrospectively, progress made elsewhere.It would be wonderful to solve climate change with a global deal.

Officials say this has enabled Chongqing to keep its business tax at 15%, compared with 25% elsewhere, and spend more on "people's livelihood".