Sentence examples for begin by providing from inspiring English sources

Services OutReSources, Inc. will begin by providing multiple training services for health care providers and public agencies in the areas of Developmental Therapy, and Service Coordination, but will later progress and diversify into Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Case Management, Clinical Therapies, and a multitude of supportive and more specific concepts.

We begin by providing some antecedents from the early beginnings and original intentions of AR to its more recent manifestations in health-based research.

As president, I would pursue a new strategy, and begin by providing at least two additional combat brigades to support our effort in Afghanistan.

In meetings last month with administration officials, the European Commission said it would begin by providing about $112 million for reconstruction, Mr. Patten said.

They begin by providing a day of classroom training for birth attendants and hospital leaders in the checklist of practices to be followed.

She explains the benefits this way: most executive coaches begin by providing feedback, essentially, how you and your performance are viewed, through the eyes of bosses, colleagues, subordinates and clients.

It began by providing open captioned (visible by all who tuned in) rebroadcasts of "The French Chef" with Julia Child and the ABC News programs.

One of the best-known is FRC Group, a Merseyside social business that began by providing salvaged furniture for people in need.

Supported by the government-backed Startup Loans Company, the charity began by providing a workspace for young entrepreneurs in Shoreditch's Tech City at about 60% of the cost of other incubator space.

His special workers' co-operative, which he named La Fageda, after the forest, began by providing manual labour from its base at an old convent building shared with the fire brigade.

The great Victorian founders of Barnardos, the Children's Society and the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, for example, began by providing homes for children but soon realised that they must engage with public and political opinion if millions of their beneficiaries were to be free from the effects of untrammeled parents' rights to maltreat children.