Sentence examples for Support skilled from inspiring English sources

California's renewable energy has been built primarily by the building trades unions, so the jobs have been good quality jobs jobs that support skilled workers and compensate them with family-supporting wages and benefits.

Anything requiring the state's support (skilled labour, infrastructure) will take forever arriving.

Notice that Toyota and Honda build their robot systems to support skilled humans, who remain central to the second-by-second responsiveness of larger factories and just-in-time supply chains.

The vision of Twin Cities RISE! is that if we plant the bulb together, persistently tend the roots of resiliency and support skilled workers in living wage jobs as the environment, families will grow strong and become part of a forest of 80 foot bamboo trees that make up our communities.

Institutional support, skilled supervisors, and availability of gender-specific information made it possible to embed the GSM teaching programme as a mandatory part of the GP training curriculum - which is undoubtedly beneficial to the teaching results.

It is natural, in the sense that it supports skilled and fluid practice and does not require that objects and operations be formalized into abstractions.

It urged city leaders to focus on supporting skilled jobs in "knowledge-intensive sectors", such as digital industries, to drive up incomes.

The DC Students Construction Trades Foundation, the accredited sponsor of the academy since 2005, supports skilled trades courses in public schools to generate interest in career and technical education as a conduit to a career or college.

In 2013, Smidt and his wife created Harbor Freight Tools for Schools, a philanthropic initiative that supports skilled trades education in America.

Supporting skilled PhD and Master's level graduates to develop their own programmes and train additional support staff (such as community workers and new students) will extend their reach in patient care settings.

This year's theme is "Entrepreneurship in the Global World," a timely subject given the technology community's leadership in supporting skilled-immigration reform, an issue intertwined with entrepreneurship and America's standing in the global economy.