Sentence examples for and will be complemented from inspiring English sources
"French Master Drawings From the Collection of Muriel Butkin" opens at the museum on Sunday and continues through Oct. 28 and will be complemented with "Inventive Impressions: 18th- and 19th-Century French Prints," a concurrent exhibition of more than 100 works.
Neighborhood specialists will be hired initially in New York and will be complemented by ambassadors at universities outside the city.
Paragraph 18 of the Sendai Framework states that: "these targets will be measured at the global level and will be complemented by work to develop appropriate indicators.
Measures will include self-reports, observer ratings, momentary ecological assessments, and will be complemented in subsamples by experimental investigations and the analysis of hair steroids.
The darkly passionate "Tidal" explores states of desire, rage and redemption in sections called "Undertow," Stormbell" and "Coral," and it will be complemented by an original electronic score by Anne Parlevliet that includes onstage vocal accompaniment by the Dutch singer Nynke Laverman.
Familiar sonatas by Mozart, Franck and Schumann will be complemented with two rarities by Fuchs, a more recent work by Takemitsu and a New York premiere by Marc Neikrug, "Petrus".
And these will be complemented by a wide range of musical traditions: a didgeridoo, classical Indian music, a Caribbean steel band and many more.
However, we consider that our incidence-based method for the monitoring of the efficacy of breast cancer screening programmes is useful and it will be complemented by an evaluation based on the individual screening history.
Existing programmes, including those carried out with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the United States Agency for International Development USAIDD) and the World Bank, will be complemented and strengthened.
Ongoing efforts carried out with UNESCO, USAID and the World Bank will be complemented and strengthened.
Science and business teaching will be complemented by lectures on ethics, law, and policy.
