Sentences with phrase «as an enabler in»

Greek banks also have acted as enablers in this capital flight and tax evasion.

«Technology is being used as an enabler in retail decision - making.

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Just as social media can be a huge customer enabler, not knowing what to automate on social media and what not to, has come back to bite brands in their backside over and over again.

HR needs to take a leadership role in understanding the full impact on technology as an enabler, enhancer, advisor and disruptor in the workplace.»

As a result, Gartner predicts that by 2015, cognizant computing will be a key enabler in smart home solutions.

B2B Sales, in a new role of expertise, can be the enabler and assembler of goal attaining opportunities that B2B buyers and social buyers alike will want as resources.

Music must be seen in its pastoral context as fundamentally an enabler of fuller congregational participation.

This balance as the goal for ministry has produced the latest attempts to epitomize the work of the minister in terms of the master roles11 of «facilitator,» «enabler,» and «conflict manager.»

This is the argument that is offered as a theological justification for the minister in the dominant roles of enabler and conflict manager.

We could also hate those who had abetted Nifong, like «Mr Nifong's enablers in the Duke faculty» who, as the Economist asserted, «have learned nothing from it all.

«One of two things will happen: either a war or a rebellion... we are speaking now as in a dream» — a dream, because never had Luther thought of himself as an enabler, even less a promoter of rebellion.

As one who is professionally trained to be a spiritual growth enabler, the clergyman can fulfill a unique role in helping alcoholics.

I could be wrong I do believe in a higher power and in love as the universal language (for lack of a better phrase of words, although it might be more universal today to say sex is the universal language) and in this post just now realized I have to change my 100 % enabler label to 99 % based on the higher power belief.

Within such an approach, several themes would play especially important roles: pastoral care as the ministry of the whole congregation in the world; the identity of the ordained minister in his or her pastoral office as both enabler and representative of the calling of all Christians to minister in the world; and a threefold focus of pastoral care, including the person or persons in need, the gospel of Jesus Christ, and the faith of the Christian church as represented in Scripture and tradition.

But church - related counselors probably have more opportunities as growth enablers in marriage and family relationships than in any other area.

The teacher, as an enabler or equipper or coach, no matter how expert he is as a scholar, is in his teaching function asked to help the student to release and develop powers of observation and reasoning that will serve him as a continuing learner.

It's the enablers that are as much to blame, those on the board and the poison that is Kronke, and also those fans that many years ago marched in favour of him staying when he could have gone to manage Real or Barca.

Sanchez is the enabler of the whole system and at present, it is tough to find another player in the squad that can replicate the Chilean's efforts, something which Wenger seems fully aware of, as the Frenchman has retained the player as the front - man for 7 consecutive games, taking only Premier League and Champions League fixtures into account.

At the height of the divorce revolution in the 1970s, many scholars, therapists, and journalists served as enablers of this kind of thinking.

The neglect then of these key C4ISR assets, then — which as «enablers» play a vital role in todays information - age warfare is a worrying development — especially for country whose air force has been championing «Combat ISTAR».

In a sharp rebuttal, CEO of GNPC, Alex Mould maintained that the guarantee was actually in line with their mandate as an enabler of the petroleum industry in GhanIn a sharp rebuttal, CEO of GNPC, Alex Mould maintained that the guarantee was actually in line with their mandate as an enabler of the petroleum industry in Ghanin line with their mandate as an enabler of the petroleum industry in Ghanin Ghana.

Marine litter can act as an enabler of this loss: non-indigenous invasive species often use litter in the ocean as a habitat in which to hide, as a platform on which to settle or as a transport medium for moving into new territories.

The other half of the duo is Joanna Lumley as Patsy, Edina's best friend and enabler in all her bad habits and substance abuse.

Everyone in Last Vegas ultimately does the «right thing» and this may fool you into believing that it's a moral and sensitive picture, but it's a flick that reduces its female characters to enablers as it navigates its precarious course.

Although far from perfect, the first season of National Geographic's Genius avoided some of the worst cliches of hagiography thanks to Geoffrey Rush and Johnny Flynn's eccentric interpretations of Albert Einstein — and particularly Samantha Colley's fully inhabited performance as Mileva Maric, who was able to come across as exceptional in her own right and not just a flimsy female enabler of male brilliance.

It might be a victim of perfect timing; despite Malkovich's spookily convincing performance as a sociopath, it isn't really interested in the Weinsteins or Tobacks (or Allens) of the entertainment world, or their enablers.

«Process and Product in Writing: Computer as Enabler» (with A. Meyer and B. Pisha), in Written Language Disorders: Theory Into Practice (ed.

The theme of this year's program — which will be explored in a panel discussion and breakout sessions — is teacher leaders as enablers of creativity, collaboration, and innovation in their classrooms and beyond.

It was critical to develop them early in the year in order to provide time to build student enablers and gather needed resources... Planning was slow and intentional as we attempted to incorporate the English language arts standards, district outcomes, and course - and grade - level curriculum based on broad conceptual themes.

In the end, the success of formative assessment as an enabler of learning depends on the knowledge and skills of teachers to implement this approach in collaboration with their pupils, not on test developerIn the end, the success of formative assessment as an enabler of learning depends on the knowledge and skills of teachers to implement this approach in collaboration with their pupils, not on test developerin collaboration with their pupils, not on test developers.

A unique triple - clutch assembly in the middle of the 10 - speed's architecture is a primary enabler for packaging 10 - speed content in the same space as GM's six - and eight - speed transmissions.

Kim as an adult could see the good in her parents... but there were times in the book when I was internally screaming the word «enabler» at her.

She lives in a house mainly held up by books, falling over book boxes on the coast of Kent and describes herself as a literary enabler and joy spreader.

Startled out of its cosy seat in front of the fire with a nice hot chocolate and a copy of Louie Spence's autobiography lying face down on its lap, and just as it was dozing off too, the venerable high street newsagent, stationer, James Corden - enabler (Cordenabler?)

While there are those who deride Flash for its CPU - cycle hunger (we can think of one Cupertino exec in particular), Adobe's video and graphics enabler still carries the bulk of the web's video, and many users would prefer to have access to it — such as your Reg reporter, who was unable to watch Univision's live streaming of the Holland - Spain final on his iPad because of that site's reliance on what Steve Jobs has dubbed a «closed and proprietary» platform.

Financial enablers often grow up in poverty, and promise themselves that they won't ever let their children go without, as they did.

The Harvard legal clinic was formed in 2012 by attorneys who describe for - profit colleges as a predatory industry and the federal government as the industry's longtime enablers.

It includes companies in AI or robotics that are classified as either engagers, enablers or enhancers.

Sanjay Sapre speaks about low penetration of mutual funds in India as an enabler of growth in MF industry - Financial Chronicle 26th December, 2018

With detailed information and insights on places, hotels, sightseeing, transport from experts and travellers, HolidayIQ.com leads as an insightful enabler of leisure travel in India.

In our review, we said: «Divinity: Original Sin 2 stands as a remarkable example of three genres: the classic roleplaying game, the online arena battler, and the tabletop - style adventure enabler.»

Valve sees itself as an enabler for third parties to swoop in and offer SteamOS on their devices, but that hasn't stopped it welding a Steam Machine of its own.

In others, they become tourists in their own city, using television as an excuse and enabler for activities they either would or could not otherwise take part in, such as a helicopter ride over Manhattan or a visit to a sheep farIn others, they become tourists in their own city, using television as an excuse and enabler for activities they either would or could not otherwise take part in, such as a helicopter ride over Manhattan or a visit to a sheep farin their own city, using television as an excuse and enabler for activities they either would or could not otherwise take part in, such as a helicopter ride over Manhattan or a visit to a sheep farin, such as a helicopter ride over Manhattan or a visit to a sheep farm.

You know, BBD, you're straining your hive - conditioned, party - line flunky, pea - brain just a bit too hard with your little, over-wrought, unconvincing, reductio ad absurdum «proof» that «consensus» climate scientists are not, in the main, sell - out, toady, enablers of the CAGW scam — toiling away (as much as a bunch of parasite, suck - up, goof - off, sloth - freak dorks with a spoiled brat sense of entitlement can ever be said to «toil away» at anything) on behalf of your trough - provider, make - a - buck / make - a-gulag, ripoff - the - taxpayer betters.

But as religion has fallen from prominence, the AGW agenda has stepped in to play the role of enabler.

China's «Super Top Runner» programme which targets the highest efficiency technologies is seen as a key enabler for technologies using n - type and heterojunction, but Finlay Colvile said the 1.5 GW put aside for this - in a market that can do 65GW - is still very small, allowing more traditional cell technologies to continue to prosper.

For its part, natural gas could still play a useful — but more limited — role in the transition to a clean energy system, not as a replacement for coal but rather as an enabler of grid flexibility in support of renewable technologies.

This is a significant technical accomplishment due to the complexity of the Volt, and a major milestone in the development of wireless charging as a crucial enabler for the widespread acceptance of electric vehicles.

I know how much my parents appreciate this in their line of work, when they're treated by seasonal visitors as respected members of the community, rather than mere service providers and vacation - enablers.

Notably, given the flexibility in operation, SMR technology is considered an enabler to the growth of other renewable energy sources, such as wind or solar.