Recommendations include bolstering resources for athletes who need academic help, being responsive to the work-force needs of state employers, improving marketing and setting goals for all coaches.
"Food could be a potential tool for curbing aggression by bolstering resources for effective self-control.
In a new special issue, Yale's Journal of Industrial Ecology examines how this database was designed and built — and how it will improve understanding of the effects of trade, bolster resource efficiency, and provide a knowledge base for global policy.
In terms of access, the global reproductive healthcare organization wants to build an "ironclad" network of states with bolstered resources to compensate for the areas in the U.S., mainly in the Midwest and the South, in which women have limited options.
Help with conservation, returning to a state of dialogue, can occur by bolstering resources that work for the individual.
Moreover, FBOs often place a high value on volunteerism— which can bolster personnel resources needed for program delivery [ 5, 6] and potential sustainability of programs once grant funding is completed [ 2].
Mr. Lhota, piggybacking on the mayor's remarks, released a memorandum emphasizing his desire to bolster police resources.
This plan would bolster enforcement resources, systematize civil disbarment, raise civil fines, better reward whistleblowers and reinvigorate prosecution priorities for the most serious offenders.
For one, this legally binding decision has helped to bolster access to important classroom resources for under-resourced schools across the country.
The dispute over the election risks leaving the country with a government widely seen as illegitimate and undermining efforts to bolster commitments for troops and other resources from Western countries.
