Sentence examples for is key to support from inspiring English sources
· Triton (an operation led by EU border force Frontex) Budget €2.9m a month Range No more than 30 miles from coast Assets Seven vessels, one helicopter, four fixed-wing aircraft Manpower 65 officers What they say "The role of Frontex is key to support member states towards effective border control in the Mediterranean region".
Furthermore, the presence of a skilled facilitator is key to support the integration of diverse perspectives on transportation planning.
This is key to support: 1) adaptive software development processes in a cloud architecture, and 2) the energy efficiency goal within the architecture by providing means of packaging cloud applications in a way that enables provider agnostic deployment, while maintaining energy awareness.
The main limitation to the implementation of an online logbook is the compliance of users and supervisors to exploit the potential for quality improvement this tool can offer: motivation is key to support and improve accuracy and completeness of the data entered.
"More concerning, however, is the spectre of substantial cuts to the student opportunity fund, which is key to supporting students from disadvantaged backgrounds," he said.
"Expanding trade opportunities for America's businesses and farmers is key to supporting well-paying jobs and delivering much-needed economic growth.
As someone who did not attend university herself, instead rising through the NUS ranks after becoming union president at Cornwall College, Pearce is keen to emphasise that further education is key to supporting people into the labour market.
It is a view shared by minister for disabled people, Esther McVey: "Less than 10% of disabled people have never worked and, in my conversations with disabled people and employers, it's clear a positive attitude from and within businesses is key to supporting disabled people to start and stay in mainstream jobs".
A country can't be built by resources alone, education is key to supporting the development of this new nation" concluded UN Special Representative of the Secretary General, Hilde Johnson.
The progress made in material science, cell biology, mechanobiology and bioreactor technology will be key to support advances in this challenging field.
