Sentence examples for ground benefiting from inspiring English sources

Being one of the first countries to respond to Pakistan's emergency, the Government of Japan's funds will be used to support the provision of multi-sectoral services on ground, benefiting 2.3 million people, 60 per cent of whom are children.

Developing PR in partnership with other teams within the organisation to use real-life stories to sell a message is now part of its communications strategy, says Finn. "Before, we would do the PR but then the issue was how do people on the ground benefit from that?" she says.

If the life to be given up is our own, on the other hand, the fragment seems to imply that we should make the sacrifice on the grounds of benefiting the world, though only if the consequences are suitably weighty.

Real, substantive work is being done on the ground to benefit the citizens of Jerusalem and New York.

As far as I am concerned, it's full speed ahead to find common ground that benefits our nation, not just one political party.

Bulbs and herbaceous perennials that are freshly emerged from the ground will benefit from a weeding followed by a mulch of homemade compost, spent mushroom compost or bark chips, so they really stand out.

While many ground plants benefit from small mammals' pollination, some flowering trees rely on similar relationships with tree-dwelling or flying mammals.

The tall Middlesex paceman, preferred to Tim Bresnan on his home ground, twice benefited from reviews of gloved catches down the leg side to wicketkeeper Matt Prior.

Once the health care law becomes a fact on the ground that benefits ordinary people, every day, it will certainly become very popular.

Once organized these workers would be able to hire profession negotiators to sit down at the table and find a common ground that benefits the employees and the companies they work for.

Training the horse to respond to such requests on the ground will benefit you hugely in the saddle.