Sentence examples similar to friendly set up from inspiring English sources
Either way, whether you splash the cash on a top-spec model or go for a more wallet-friendly set-up, the Octavia is a bigger car than it used to be; it's 90mm longer and its 690l boot is bigger than the boot on a more expensive Ford Mondeo.
The user-friendly set-up, the simple input and the fast calculations make the programme suitable as a tool for laymen in the field of wind engineering and for quick scans of potential wind problems.
Amid the high-rises of western Beirut, risen from the rubble of the 16-year civil war, drivers of expensive cars wait at "friendly checkpoints" set up by young Hezbollah activists, breezily tossing banknotes into buckets in return for candies.
"We think that it is much more consumer friendly to set up a bank account and set up your own bill payments, rather than automate them through ACH".
In addition she informs them about "HIV positive adolescent-friendly corners" set up in clinics throughout Harare.
Board members also toured one of the 46 child-friendly spaces set up by UNICEF in Chad and watched pupils study at a temporary school.
Child-friendly spaces set up in the new camps also offer safe environments where children can play and receive psychosocial support.
In September, Ms. Tang found a new job – heading a child-friendly space set up by UNICEF for quake-affected children.
Safe spaces for children UNICEF has agreed to support roughly 140 child-friendly spaces set up by non-governmental organizations Save the Children Alliance, ActionAid and local Social Development Agencies.
"I want white people to know" Between her house chores Sumaya finds time to attend English classes and to help out at a 'child-friendly' centre set up in the camp.
Credits: ©UNICEF/NYHQ2011-0012/Marco December 3cember 3 - A woman breastfeeds her baby in a UNICEF-supported baby-friendly tent set up by the Italian NGO AVSI (Voluntary Association for International Service), in the impoverished Cité Soleil neighbourhood of Port-au-Prince, the capital.
