Sentence examples for it provides a platform from inspiring English sources
It provides a platform for dialogue and entertainment, while also raising awareness of women's opinions on social, cultural, entrepreneurial and political matters in Ramallah, Palestine and the region.
The upside of this deeply flawed attempt to marry midlife romantic comedy with domestic farce is that it provides a platform for Mr. Costner and Ms. Allen to do some marvelous work.
One of the benefits of those deals is finding program outlets for some of the comedy talent it provides a platform for every year at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival.
"Sport provides an opportunity for children to play together and it provides a platform whereby we can address barriers that still prevent girls from taking part in sporting activities".
The banning of the film (because of shocking interviews with one of the rapists and his lawyer, who in effect argued that the woman had asked for it by resisting and being in public places at 9pm) has been justified on the grounds that it provides a platform for the most appalling and regressive views, and amounts to an incitement of violence against women.
It provides a platform for people to communicate, share information and collaborate online all things that businesses want to do, too.Only one thing seems sure about the future of the digital skies: the company or companies that dominate it will be American.
It provides a platform-independent, flexible and convenient way to execute the described application in a heterogeneous computing environment.
It provides a platform-independent, robust, convenient and easy way to use a mechanism that allows a user to execute an application on a heterogeneous computing environment, and as such provides a first step towards the automation of this process.
It provided a platform that exposed him to a new American audience, including one Jon Stewart.
Nova was an influential London-based women's magazine published from 1965 to 1975, when it provided a platform for young photographers like Helmut Newton and Deborah Turberville.
Her involvement in a welfare debate was seen as "distasteful" in the way it "provided a platform to someone with no valuable intellectual insight".
