Sentence examples for facilitated and managed from inspiring English sources

Thirty students enrolled annually for the campus-based course, spanning 14 weeks, which was facilitated and managed in English by a senior lecturer.

She is currently working at Lawrence Berkeley Lab to assist in designing, facilitating, and managing a large 'co-production' project, where scientists and water managers collaboratively develop usable science that can aid in adaptation planning and decisions.

It's increasingly important to think about how to facilitate and manage the enormous stream of visitors, while keeping the experience pleasant and the city liveable.

Our proposal development team is composed of a highly-motivated group of individuals that can facilitate and manage large, complex grant submissions.

Facilitating and managing the organization of any group is a fair amount of work.

The Ministry of International Cooperation and Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which facilitate and manage the international partnerships in DRC, were given a score of 2 in terms of influence, while international technical organizations (particularly FAO and other UN agencies) were given an influence score of 1.

It makes eminent sense to facilitate and manage migration flows positively instead of trying to endlessly prevent them.

Time is not on our side; however, it does provide an opportunity to facilitate and manage the other forces in your life.

The first big piece of the system is Microsoft's Passport service, which asks users to enter contact and credit card information to facilitate and manage online transactions.

In July 2012, the Treasury Department identified Drex a dummy entity with a British Virgin Islands address as the corporate vehicle Makhlouf secretly controlled and used "to facilitate and manage his international financial holdings".

Eichmann was charged by SS-Obergruppenführer Reinhard Heydrich with facilitating and managing the logistics of mass deportation of Jews to ghettos and extermination camps in German-occupied Eastern Europe during World War II.