Sentence examples for develop more talent from inspiring English sources

Produced by a group of European Union sports ministers including Britain's Richard Caborn, the report paves the way for Uefa to reform the game by forcing clubs to develop more talent rather than buying so many players.

Glamorgan head of elite performance Matthew Mott is warning the county has to develop more talent from within Wales in the long term.

"If you put value creation first in the right way, your managers will know where and how to grow; they will deploy capital better than your competitors; and they will develop more talent than your competition,".

That entails, among other efforts, developing more talent internally through between-business mobility, says Lori Sweere, executive vice president of human capital.

"The real issue is the structures and systems and everything that feeds the regions and how we're going to go about developing more talent because our community game numbers are lowering.

He said the state must entice high-tech talent to move here and develop more homegrown talent and keeping it in the state.

A cash windfall from the sale of James McCarthy by Wigan Athletic to Everton will be used to develop more young talent, say Hamilton Academical.

They're also trying to develop more software talent".

"We must develop more fully our native talent to meet opportunities and needs of the workforce--capitalizing on and expanding successful efforts undertaken throughout our society".

Whenever a woman said that she did not know what to paint, I would tell her to paint "hope". Through my art groups, I helped women build strength, realize their talents, and develop more self-confidence.

Scudamore acknowledged the "challenge" of developing more English talent.