Sentence examples for is focused on facilitating from inspiring English sources

The TEDx Program, which is just one example, is focused on facilitating connection and idea-sharing at the local level using a TED-granted license.

To be fair, much of the overzealous hype around the technology isn't aimed at consumers at all (yet), and instead is focused on facilitating the sort of massive infrastructural investments and opening of the spectrum required in order to accommodate the 1.1 billion connections (one in eight mobile connections) the GSMA predicted the technology would reach by 2025.

Her work, which is focused on facilitating youth entrepreneurship and empowerment, contributes towards Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 8, which promotes full and productive employment and decent work for all, including youth, entrepreneurship and innovation.

In some cases the effort is focused on facilitating the management of biological information, dealing with semantic aspects of the information through the Internet.

The training was focused on facilitating the student volunteers' understanding of a needs-supportive instructional style [16].

So change it... Teachers are focused on facilitating quality education - even if the universities that employ them are not.

After the fall of the Iron Curtain and during the 1990s, European transport policy was focusing on facilitating intermodal transport, achieving modal-shift, implementing the Trans-European Transport Networks (TEN-T), introducing transport pricing and reducing the environmental impacts of transport.

With increases in life expectancy and a simultaneous rise in the number of people with chronic diseases and disability, researchers are focusing on facilitating both longer life and disability-free healthy life.

"His work in Cuba was focused on facilitating communications among people in a nonviolent, nondissident religious organization," DAI said in a statement.

Rehabilitation efforts can then be focused on facilitating conditions in support of stable habitat and manageable ecological regimes, e.g. integration of seasonal fire (Grant et al. 2007) and/or low intensity grazing (Tongway and Ludwig 2011; Firn et al. 2013 in this issue).

While such a strategy might be optimal for our PSA intervention, it would not have been appropriate for the IMCP intervention, which was focused on facilitating patient communication with the physician immediately following an encounter.