Sentence examples for and work to provide from inspiring English sources

We must all share the problem, collaborate with others in the sector and work to provide the services we need to.

In a new documentary, "Regarding Susan Sontag", due out on HBO this week, Nancy Kates weaves together the various strands of Sontag's life and work to provide a dynamic, if somewhat star-struck, new portrait of her subject.Writers do not often loom larger than their words, but Sontag's persona appears inseparable from her highly prescient and quotable prose.

Teachers should be aware of such diversity when developing assessment criteria, and work to provide an inclusive environment where every student has the opportunity to participate in a manner that plays to their strengths rather than highlights their weaknesses.

Let's rise to the challenge and work to provide world-class education, quality health care, and a decent retirement for every human.

The report also recommended that the facility get new furniture and paint, expand "culturally relevant programming," and work to provide better care for detainees with mental health problems, and give staff better instruction in deescalating conflicts safely.

In a response letter Thursday, Interior Deputy Secretary David Bernhardt pointed the finger at the Obama administration for any poor record keeping, but said agency staff would continue to cooperate with the investigation and work to provide all requested documents.

Operating in areas where people often live in extreme poverty, the NGO treats diseases and works to provide after-cure care.

-- Julie Carney and Jessie Cronan Gardens for Health International is a Segal Family Foundation health network partner and works to provide lasting agricultural solutions to chronic childhood malnutrition.

In an interview, attorney David Huff said the district responds to students who have a disability and works to provide accommodations and services on an individual basis.

The video contains footage of the sect gathered from independent and international media sources, and works to provide an alternate account of the group in the face of what Nazar calls the government's "propagandist" version.

Melly Tamez, a Laredo promotora, is a dedicated community advocate who sees a need for such information in her community and works to provide it.