Sentence examples for experience to set up from inspiring English sources

I think being a house-keeper for a successful businessman gives me an opportunity to closely observe his/her daily life so I could understand the secrets of their success and learn from their experience…I did and I benefited so later I used all these experience to set up my own house-keeping company and it was very successful.

Eligibility criteria for ART and first-line regimens were standardised and based on WHO recommendations.[ 22] To initiate HIV activities additional human resources were usually introduced - clinical, counselling, or laboratory staff - often supported by temporary expatriate staff with HIV experience to set up systems and training [ 12].

Greve is now applying this broad professional experience to setting up her own research group.

Fired with enthusiasm, Peter went into antique-dealing to get the professional experience necessary to set up his own business specialising in pieces from the 1950s and 1960s.

The historian Mark Dowie, who is writing a book on American foundations, recently urged Gates to trade his wife and his father to the Ford Foundation for people with more experience and to set up an executive board with race and gender balance.

It gave me the opportunity to consolidate my educational development experience and to set up training courses for postgraduates who teach.

For instance, in Uganda young people are given access to technology at rural youth centres to learn business and money management skills and gain the experience needed to set up small income-generating enterprises.

The experience inspired him to set up an experiment examining how reliable such devices are.

His experience led him to set up Clean Slate Financial Wellbeing Services  in 2011 in the north-east.

The experience inspired her to set up Refugees Welcome, a web-based service which has so far placed 63 more refugees in towns and cities around Germany.

Ponsillo has just returned from Japan, where he was invited to address cultural organisations keen to learn from the Camerata's experience about how to set up music schemes for people with dementia, given the ever-growing elderly population.