Sentence examples for Tap into resources from inspiring English sources
Being part of a consortium is a great way for organisations to tap into resources and knowledge that they may otherwise be unable to access.
Ted Winter, of the RPCC, says: "Councillors are beginning to recognize the potential of a partnership with us; that we can tap into resources that they can't and vice versa.
A new migration ministry was also established, reflecting the country's frontline role in the refugee crisis and allowing the deputy migration minister, Ioannis Mouzalas, to tap into resources and administrative backup in his promoted role as minister.
She was excited that her business, Plum Benefits, which sells discounted entertainment tickets to corporate employees, would now be able to tap into resources that only a larger operation could provide, but she was also nervous about going to work for her parent company.
The colleges generally do not charge high schools to participate — the courses are usually taught by high school faculty members — and the programs have also helped strapped school officials tap into resources like college libraries and laboratories, and expand professional development for their teachers.
Early on, she was excited that her business, Plum Benefits, which sells discounted entertainment tickets to corporate employees, would be able to tap into resources that only a larger operation can provide, but she was also nervous about going to work for her parent company.
Black Umbrella taps into resources such as certified and bonded tactical specialists to provide emergency plans, preparedness gear, and more.
Yet these same women tapped into resources, most notably themselves as a network, that assisted them in their progression through the program.
It should also consider setting up an 'INDEPTH Fellows' programme, tapping into resources from donor institutions that actively support capacity-building such as Fogarty, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), the Rockefeller Foundation and the International Development Research Centre IDRCC).
Tap into these resources to take full advantage.
"It is an innovative idea to tap into untapped resources," Mr. Banks said.
