Sentence examples for builds links between from inspiring English sources
From 2008 to 2012, Cote d'Ivoire sought to improve the use of national health data through an intervention that broadens participation in and builds links between data collection and decision-making processes; identifies information needs; improves data quality; builds capacity to analyze, synthesize, and interpret data; and develops policies to support data use.
Equally important are continued attempts to build links between communities.
Amanda Roberts, from University of Wales Trinity St David, runs a project at Bay Studios to build links between schools and production companies.
I really believe that you need to build links between people first to get to a solution".
They are aimed at those with senior-level business experience who teach, advise and build links between business and universities.
During his time at the university, Prof Melville, who will step down next September, has spearheaded initiatives to build links between the university and local schools and colleges.
We build links between artists and local neighbourhoods: we place artists in schools, bring skilled people and add excitement to changing places with our events and exhibitions.
The move will bring together a wide coalition of activists opposed to the government's cuts and organisers say it is part of a continuing attempt to build links between local anti-cut groups and trade unions.
The report, from a working group chaired by Professor Sir Alan Wilson, makes 20 recommendations to boost the impact of humanities and social sciences research and to build links between academics and government.
The challenge is to build links between a Syrian opposition-in-exile recognized by the United States and others as the legitimate representative of the Syrian people and those on the ground who are earning legitimacy the old-fashioned way.
And it is here that technological change is having its biggest impact.When groups could communicate only by telephone, fax or mail, it was prohibitively expensive to share information or build links between different organisations.
