Sentence examples for engagement delivery from inspiring English sources

"The BIA Tribal Resilience Program provides federal-wide resources to Tribes to build capacity and resilience through leadership engagement, delivery of data and tools, training and tribal capacity building," the site now reads.

Focus groups will use the principles of community participatory research by drawing on the knowledge and expertise of potential participants, delivery personnel and researchers about sport engagement, delivery and evaluation in a collaborative approach based on reciprocal learning and taking action on findings.

Using social media effectively is not just a matter of ROI but also important for citizen engagement, service delivery, crisis management/response and even national security.

Feasibility data will include recruitment, enrollment, and retention rates, program attendance and engagement, and delivery costs.

To register the participation, engagement and delivery of the courses, all instructors will complete a logbook after each course.

The last paper by Fotso et al on male engagement in delivery of MNCH explores largely uncharted terrain of building resilience by extending the pool of people able to actively support access to maternal and newborn health services.

Drones might one day blanket cities dropping off Amazon goods, but in the short-term, there's plenty of opportunity for them to help out in limited engagements, where delivery via other means would be difficult, impossible or just not quite expedient enough.

The National Health Service has attempted to incorporate and enhance patient engagement in the delivery of maternity services for the last decade.

The funds for the current project, dubbed Youth Engagement in Service delivery (YES) was secured through Co-operative Hounder Foundathen (CHF) International under the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

There are many stories, like Luanne's, of deepened community engagement, from the delivery of free tickets to Sandy victims and volunteerism efforts to new production partnerships.

This concern has contributed to an increasing emphasis on direct public engagement in health delivery in developing countries.