Sentence examples for growing outreach from inspiring English sources

Adding to the tensions is Cyprus's growing outreach to Israel, whose relations with Turkey have been frayed since Israel's deadly raid on a Turkish flotilla to Gaza in 2010.

I have been at the center of the Cathedral's growing outreach to the LGBT community since the Very Reverend Gary Hall was called as its new dean in 2012, and in working with him I had planned for a response to the rulings that included a press conference with interfaith leaders who support these recent Supreme Court decisions.

As part of its growing educational outreach, Copland House will also stage 30-minute versions of "Flight to Freedom" at Hendrick Hudson High School in Montrose and New Rochelle High School.

The number of attacks and the deaths associated with them surged in 2009 and 2010 but had waned in the past two years, with some hoping that the central government's growing welfare outreach — including food and jobs programs — had cut support for the insurgents.

In addition, it says, President Bush needs to "grow" his outreach to Latinos, suburban women, Roman Catholics and union members, but only "improve" his outreach to African-Americans, a group that was alienated during the 2000 election recount in Florida, where some blacks believe there was an organized Republican campaign to disenfranchise them.

Patreon's steady recurring revenue model could attract cash to grow its outreach to creators and build them more growth, analytics and monetization tools.

The uncertainties of state funding are the main motivator behind the growing interest in outreach.

Recent studies indicate that community health outreach is growing as a respected professional role in local communities and in the healthcare field (Berthold et al. 2009).

He pointed out that the series grew out of outreach work that Mr. Goldstein was already doing to help addicts.

People familiar with the effort said the campaign's outreach grew out of discussions with Mrs. Clinton's husband, former President Bill Clinton, who has agreed to headline a series of major fund-raisers for Mr. Obama's presidential campaign, including one this Sunday at the Virginia home of Terry McAuliffe, a former chairman of the Democratic National Committee.

A growing number of advocacy and outreach groups have been founded for young adults — many of them by cancer survivors.