Sentence examples for draws on private from inspiring English sources

Syed et al. 2012 note that new models for international cooperation should be explored and it is in this vein that early experience from the Concern Worldwide's Innovations for Maternal, Newborn & Child Health (Innovations for MNCH) initiative, which draws on private sector experience in promoting innovation, offers potential insights.

Farage was drawing on private polling and his experience on the doorstep.

Another miracle, given Russia's pervasive political cynicism: Navalny's campaign drew on private fundraising.

English schools, by contrast, are a multilayered, accumulated patchwork of provision drawing on private and public, religious and secular.

These drew on private correspondence, newspaper accounts, brochures, even dinner menus and dress patterns to recreate the life of specific periods in French history.

The second part of the plan would draw on private investment from across the nation and around the world for federal, state and local projects.

Drawing on private collections and museums in the United States and abroad, an exhibition devoted to their talents and the Impressionist tradition is to open on Saturday.

The new advisory group will draw on private sector and academic work, but this only patchily covers some areas of government policy interest.

These sites, including a favourite at Blackfriars, would be better placed to draw on private funding and donations and would not privilege the LSO above other London orchestras to the same extent.

Palmer, who did not respond to an interview request by Guardian Australia, for the moment appears either unwilling or unable to draw on private reserves to bail out the business.

Mr. Abe has pledged to push the Bank of Japan to do more to pump money into the economy, spend generously on public works to stimulate growth and draw on private sector expertise to devise a fresh economic strategy that would make that growth sustainable.