Sentence examples for has long facilitated from inspiring English sources

While the web has long facilitated online marketplaces - Elance, for example - where professionals can tout for publicly advertised work, these are morphing into more sophisticated service providers in their own right, thanks to the growing trend towards crowdsourcing.

The 1958 UK-US Mutual Defense Agreement MDAA) has long facilitated cooperation between the US and the UK on nuclear technology.

Words and media being the most portable data, the huge industries that have long facilitated their consumption are dying, slowly and poorly.

As serious and tragic as is the corruption in Nigeria, Afghanistan and elsewhere, it has long been facilitated by the UK itself (including through Royal Dutch Shell, not just tax havens).

Mr. Karzai has long been suspected of facilitating the country's booming drug trade.

The European Commission has long since tried to facilitate and stimulate international mobility of researchers, mainly through the Marie Curie Programme.

An enhancement in the learning of multisensory stimuli relative to intra-modal stimuli is not unexpected given that multisensory processing has long been known to facilitate information processing.

Israel has long charged that Syria permitted and facilitated the arming of Hezbollah, which would make Lebanon a theater for clashes between Israel and Syria or Hezbollah.

Yet, anti-Semitism in France has long played an unwitting role in facilitating of the Zionist movement.

Therefore, couple HIV testing has long been touted as essential for facilitating disclosure of HIV status in marital relationships [ 5, 6]; adoption of risk reduction sexual behaviour [ 7- 12]; uptake of treatment for prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) [ 13, 14]; and reduction in loss-to-follow up of women on treatment [ 14].

The offshore industry has long protested against the charge that it facilitates the theft of Africa's natural resources.