Sentence examples for kits to support from inspiring English sources
Their vision is for the profits from the sale of these kits to support ENPHO's social and environmental objectives that promote safely managed water, sanitation, and hygiene in the region.
The government, Mr. Lamothe said, was working on plans to provide farmers with cash assistance and seeds and to use locally grown products in emergency food kits, to support farms that can still produce.
Through this process they looked at different ways to motivate men at highest risk for HIV to accept self-testing, to deliver the self-testing kits, to support the men before, during and after they take the test and to ensure that those who test positive begin treatment.
UNICEF will also be providing Health Kits to support the work of mobile health teams.
FIFA has also donated more than 600 "sport-in-a-box" kits to support UNICEF programmes around the world.
FIFA has already donated more than 600 "sport-in-a-box" kits to support UNICEF programmes around the world.
Instead, he brought his pickup truck and tool kit to support fellow riders.
Recognition that women are people too seems to be a bit of a theme with the Daniel Andrews government in Victoria, who announced on Thursday that they will be funding a resource kit to support medical practitioners to make comprehensive, early diagnosis for endometriosis, as well as to assist sufferers identifying symptoms.
The objectives of the present article are (i) to present an integrated tool-kit for AEM design resulting from the combination of farm modelling with the Sustainable Value Approach SVAand and (ii) to evaluate the potential of the tool-kit to support AEM design through an application to estimate cost-effective organic agriculture payments for the dairy sector in Mugello, northern Tuscany.
She developed www.santaslittlebuddy.com as a practical parenting tool-kit to support parents to support children over the Christmas season.
Bank branches are called "stores". In years past, the bank's creative customer service strategies have ranged from releasing a CD of local artists to its "lemonaire" campaign, which provided children with startup capital and a lemonade kit to support small business and charities.
