Sentence examples for project that enabled from inspiring English sources
As another example, last year we invested a donor grant in an R&D project that enabled us to totally eliminate cash in our Kenya operation by using mobile banking — which will rapidly accelerate our growth in the future.
Here she founded the Pottery Lab, a pioneering project that enabled people to play and experiment with clay, leading to about 100 kilns being built in the Boulder area – still a popular region among potters.
He earned a B. A. from Yale University in 1989, majoring in the history of art and writing his senior thesis on African-American folk art, a project that enabled him to travel throughout the South, visiting folk artists and folk art environments.
The research project that enabled the development and evaluation of the MLFAF was conducted in a university in the UK.
Hence I launched a crowdfunding project that enabled me to raise about enough money to make eight original bronzes based on my "Yes, we can!" sculpture serving as a mould.
Enter Streetbank, a project that enables neighbours to share and give away things.
New York currently has a statewide pilot project that enables food stamp recipients in some areas to renew benefits by telephone.
Critical pedagogy isn't a prescriptive set of practices – it's a continuous moral project that enables young people to develop a social awareness of freedom.
"Due to the ease of installation and de-installation of the devices to be used, we consider this a low-risk, 'no regrets' project that enables a direct intervention for the health of targeted high-value tourism areas," Morris said.
Safecast – a project that enables citizens to capture and share measurement on radiation levels – was founded by Sean Bonner, Joi Ito and Pieter Franken in March 2011 as a response to the accident at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan.
One could argue that the Global Lives Project is not only a project that enables the prosuming culture of participation but also a technological experiment that investigates how we perceive and represent the world.
