Sentence examples for effectively as part of from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that politicians can't use Twitter effectively as part of a broader social media outreach strategy.

I propose in this thesis that international law, if properly fashioned, can be used effectively as part of this solution.

Private bankers can only create new money and operate effectively as part of the monetary system, which includes a central bank.

These days, to thrive in negotiation, you often need to be able to work effectively as part of a negotiation team.

These qualifications allow them to learn, in a leadership capacity, about areas such as building work relationships, organising and communicating information, planning and allocating work and working effectively as part of a team.

"There's a lot of evidence that more time makes a difference in learning progression, and we want to see if we can do that effectively as part of the school year," Montgomery County Schools Superintendent Jack Smith said in an interview Wednesday.

One of Labour's greatest challenges – in Labour's ranks John Denham makes this point – is rescuing the public's trust that Labour will deliver services cost-effectively, as part of its recovery of a general reputation for competence in office.

The contended English-speaking area, which encompasses two-thirds of Guyana and effectively functions as part of the former British colony, is at the heart of the longstanding dispute, recently revived after an oil discovery off its shores.

The contested English-speaking area, which encompasses two-thirds of Guyana and effectively functions as part of the former British colony, is at the heart of the long-standing dispute, recently revived after an oil discovery off its shores.

I include a variety of examples demonstrating that these methods can be effectively used as part of a fluid simulation system to animate and texture complex and interesting liquid behaviors.

The Government is increasingly cautious about imposing new direct legislation on housing associations after the Office for National Statistics said previous meddling by ministers meant the organisations effectively counted as part of the public sector.