Sentence examples for alleviating skills from inspiring English sources
Expanding and developing the apprenticeship route to master's level and the Employer Ownership Pilot scheme may go some way to alleviating skills shortages.
By working longer, older people could partly alleviate skills shortages.
Big companies want the freedom to shift employees from country to country, and to use citizens of one country to alleviate skills shortages in another.
Its government wants it to be warmer still.Scotland's leaders have long maintained that they need immigrants more than the rest of Britain does, both to boost the country's sparse population and to alleviate skills shortages.
Instead of criticising multi-culturalism, Angela Merkel, the chancellor, is more liable to talk of the need for migrants to shore up Germany's demographic decline and alleviate its skills shortages.
Yet Bilton also quotes professor Sherry Turkle on the potential downside: an always-available digital device may not help children learn skills to alleviate boredom and interact with their peers.
They have the skills to alleviate suffering, they have dedicated their professional lives to that cause, and they see an opportunity to do that for vulnerable people in immigration detention centres.
Competence breeds confidence, and sometimes accumulating more skills helps alleviate the fear.
Key elements include seeking help from family members and using conflict resolution skills to alleviate distress within the family.
However, Ohlén [ 69] emphasizes that neither theoretical knowledge nor hands-on skills can alleviate suffering unless they are applied with sensitive judgment and prudence (phronesis).
Cognitive-behavioral treatment consists of a range of cognitive and behavioral strategies that aims to correct distressing beliefs and thinking that occurs in information processing with depression prone individuals, in doing so distress is alleviated and strategies and skills are taught to help the person cope more effectively with life's challenges [ 16].
