Sentence examples for like outreach from inspiring English sources

Known as Anvil, it was meant to work alongside efforts like outreach to youth and training for some police officers, prosecutors and judges.

This includes support for partnerships between law enforcement and community organizations that share responsibility for the well-being of youth and adult support mechanisms like outreach or "street" workers whom youth can relate to.

The church's tenets include a devotion to the arts, openness (gay men and lesbians are welcome), environmental causes, and addressing tough social issues, like outreach to the city's sex workers.

Health officials now want the product used in settings like outreach clinics and by community organizations so more people can be tested for H.I.V. Stock in Orasure rose $1.65, or 27percentto to $7.85 a share.

They said that many of the jobs cut would be parish-level positions like outreach workers, maintenance staff, nonunionized elementary school teachers and parish administrators, while about 50 jobs would be created at diocesan headquarters in Rockville Centre for a new Office of Parish Administrative Services.

But some things, like outreach to leaders in Congress, would not wait for Day 1. "I will sit down on Day 1 — actually the day after I get elected, I'll sit down with leaders — the Democratic leaders as well as Republican leaders," Mr. Romney said at the presidential debate in Denver earlier this month.

HEIs can spend as much money as they like on outreach programmes, but in some cases it will be extremely difficult to attract students from underprivileged backgrounds just because the costs are just not financially viable for people from low income backgrounds.

Democratic partisans equate Bush's occasional verbal stumbles with Gore's too-careful verbal legalisms, like "community outreach" to conceal illegal fund-raising, and his Clintonesque obfuscations like "no controlling legal authority".

Its hefty Wednesday supplement is full of oddly titled jobs involving words like "project", "outreach" and "community".

In anticipation of the city's budget cuts, the theater laid off about 20percentt of its staff in November and cut back on activities like community outreach.

This was a gift aimed straight at roots-music sticklers, but it also felt like an outreach: the musicians were all beneficiaries of the Music Maker Relief Foundation, which provides financial assistance as well as career support.