Sentence examples for all levels of participation from inspiring English sources
However you slice it, Global Voices publishes a diverse set of voices at all levels of participation, from the most prolific to the most casual.
In general, the keys to the success of such initiatives are built on the strength of principal giving, defined at MIT as gifts from individuals, corporations and foundations of $1M or more, as well as broad based support from alumni and friends at all levels of participation.
Patellar tendinopathy affects athletes in many sports and at all levels of participation, but is of particular concern for elite jumping athletes [ 1].
Of the 27 articles reviewed, 20 reported 20-m sprint time across all levels of the AFL participation pathway, with the exception of Private School players.
However, the SES factors associated with the latent class representing previous caring ('short-term') were more mixed: while they reflected financial hardship at baseline, they also reflected all levels of labour force participation (from no work or study up to full-time work and study) and a range of educational qualifications (≤10 years and also trade/certificate/diploma).
Purpose: UNICEF, the world's leading organization working for the rights of children, seeks a consultant to develop a common vision and a framework for private sector resource mobilization and partnerships (including income generation, leveraging and alliance building) at all levels of UNICEF and with participation of key stakeholders.
Tennis, swimming, squash, fencing, basketball and table tennis have all been granted funds to increase levels of participation.
Social development tends to facilitate a broad level of participation spanning all levels of social institutions.
A review of the existing Mine Action Strategy was also planned in 2014 with the aim to allow for all levels of government to recognize their participation in the process.
This study also showed the success of a treaty based partnership research design, which saw involvement and responsibility of Maori at all levels of the research thus facilitating the participation of Maori community organisations and participants.
