This provided a pathway from relief to recovery, with households gaining access to financial services through a mobile bank account.
"From a pathway from the beach, a local economy grows and, once that is established, it anchors people to that area and change is very difficult".
In another early series, The New West, 1967-1971, a woman's profile is silhouetted in the window-frame of a prefab house, its stark geometry contrasted by the sweeping curve of a pathway from the front door.
There is obviously a large pool of local talent to draw from but it still needs to be structured and what we have done is create a pathway from our academy to the second XI to the first team.
"People don't realize that when you look at a natural event, you're looking at a pathway from predator to prey, and there's a story you can tell," he said in discussing his approach.
A pathway from the amygdala to the ventral striatum, which has been implicated in reward processing in addiction, mediates learned approach behaviours (movements toward objects or other individuals).
This country needs a comparably broad strategy that will create a pathway from the fossil fuels of today to the greener fuels of tomorrow.
We support nuclear energy — sort of "all of the above" — but we want to find a pathway from the high-carbon fossil fuels.
"You are led to the medallion by a pathway from the school's entrance, and along the way there are bronze plaques on granite stanchions that describe the time frame of the fire," said Mr. Massey, who also said that the memorial would be given to the city.
But what remains to be seen is whether there's a point of connection, a pathway, from independence and its ongoing struggles to become a business at all — to provide filmmakers with any sort of living from filmmaking — into the Hollywood or off-Hollywood circuits.
Taken together, these patterns suggest that for some workers overeducation is a pathway from non-employment into matched employment.
