Sentence examples for give practitioners from inspiring English sources

It's no coincidence that the theme of this year's conference is Water for Development: the annual meeting follows close on the heels of the final SDG outcome document and will give practitioners and funders alike the chance to think about how best to adapt their programming to meet goal six: ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all.

Using Sinatra, it is possible to give practitioners online access to Rubabel in very few lines of code.

This could give practitioners, for example, additional ways to interpret student mathematical behavior outside of face-to-face questioning.

We present extended experimental results which allow evaluating the advantages and limitations of each method and give practitioners options for trading-off between highest quality and better efficiency.

Both methods have obvious (e.g., frequency-based measures take longer to complete and invoke more participant fatigue) and potential (e.g., contextualizing instruments is time-consuming and may affect psychometric properties) drawbacks that, in light of our findings, should give practitioners pause regarding the widespread implementation of either method for operational use.

Although the results emphasize the situational character of network governance and effectiveness, they give practitioners in the health care sector indications of which factors might be more or less crucial for network effectiveness.

Empty swimming pools and public skateboard parks gave practitioners places to display their daredevilry.

Such photography took a leap forward when the invention of airplanes gave practitioners more control of their working conditions.

As a conclusion, this case study gives practitioners actionable advices to design future agents by highlighting the characteristics of the ideal virtual sales agent (VSA).

The study gives practitioners a better understanding of how SMEs perceive E-Commerce in Tanzania amidst organisational and environmental opportunities and constraints, and in so doing practitioners can better design appropriate E-Commerce context-specific policies and interventions that address SME problems.

Unfortunately for those who contend mark-to-market accounting is the cause of our economic problems, in a litigious society such as ours, even with the new guidance giving practitioners a basis for identifying "distressed" sales it will still be difficult to justify disregarding Level 1 and Level 2 observable value inputs in favor of Level 3 un-observable inputs.