Sentence examples for deliver opportunity from inspiring English sources

"Labor understands that health and education are not potential budget savings but essential public services... Labor is focused on the future, focused on a sustainable economy, and able to deliver opportunity for all".

The focus on future coalitions was also designed to allow Clegg to make a pitch to floating voters in the centre ground, many of whom abandoned the Lib Dems after the formation of the coalition in 2010, that he leads the only party that can beat the politics of "grievance and fear" and deliver opportunity across society.

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has said that his party is the only one with the "head and the heart" to "deliver opportunity for everybody".

Doing more for those who have least is the only way to deliver opportunity for every child.

It did not help that some high schools and universities had tried to count standard sideline cheerleaders as athletes as a way to avoid being penalized for failing to deliver opportunities for women in more authentic sports.

And pursuing that path will help Egypt meet the democratic aspirations of its people while attracting the investment, tourism and international support that can help it deliver opportunities to its citizens.

BP has just completed a $7.2bn deal with Reliance Industries, which gives the British company a key foothold in the fast-developing Indian market; and there is also a $3.2bn deal with Devon Energy, which may deliver opportunities in booming Brazil.

I'm talking about the tried and true human interactions that build relationships that deliver opportunities.

We are delighted to be working closely with UNICEF to maximise the legacy of the European Games and deliver opportunities to involve children and young people through sport across all of Azerbaijan".

There are good examples of trusts using Agenda for Change to bring about improvements in care, but the mainstream NHS has so far failed to grasp the challenge... Without further central government pressure to deliver, opportunities will be lost.' Some additional evidence of the impact of Agenda for Change can be found in staff surveys.

Mr. Coleman talks, intensely, of "moving from delivering assessment to delivering opportunity" to low-income students who do not invest enough in the college-admission process.