Sentence examples for Increased partnership from inspiring English sources

Increased partnership skills training and quantity of interactions with peers with obesity were associated with high student self-competence in providing obesity-related care to patients.

Increased partnership Both Mr. Chissano and Dr. Yambi called for investment in child survival in Kenya, particularly at the community level.

Increased partnership with a broader range of stakeholders such as non-government organizations, local associations working with schools and the private sector should be explored in order to provide on-going technical support to schools in WASH-targeted communities that are not covered by the SOQ initiative.

Through increased partnership working, and by sharing their expertise in delivering compassionate and individualised care more widely, hospices can play a big role in tackling the demands of an ageing population and helping to transform care across all settings.

Factors associated with high self-competence included increased interaction with peers with obesity (39% vs. 49%, P < 0.001) and increased partnership skills training (32% vs. 61%, P < 0.001).

A statement on the Arches' website said: "Having worked in increased partnership with Police Scotland and done all that has been asked to further mitigate risk at club events since the tragic events of February 2014, the Arches is disappointed to be summoned to tomorrow's Licensing Board hearing.

NERIN intends to develop programs and resources that will result in increased partnerships between academia and industry.

Interlibrary loans (ILL) have undergone many changes over the last few years for various reasons, including significant technological improvements, wider access to online content, increased partnerships between institutions, and improved content delivery.

Strengthening of Partnerships with the School: Increased partnerships with the school, the faculty liaison, and the SSA Visiting Committee.

Despite facing obstacles to being recognized as equal stakeholders, young people contributed throughout the process of developing the SFDRR, achieving greater recognition of young people as agents of change and working towards increased partnerships.

And those goals extend beyond the traditional NSF mission of advancing the frontiers of research and developing a scientific workforce to include other desirable outcomes, such as "[i]ncreased economic competitiveness," "support for the national defense," and "increased partnerships between academia and industry".