Sentence examples for make outreach from inspiring English sources

A top priority is to make outreach efforts specific to language and culture.

I recommend using travel apps to keep important information at your fingertips, and connectivity apps to make outreach and schedule management easier once you arrive.

But OA gives us tools to cope with our feelings; they teach us how to handle resentments so we don't eat over them; they teach us to make outreach calls when we need help with a difficult situation.

Additionally, the lack of funding and opportunity can make outreach labor intensive.

Painstaking but critical progress Working with partners, UNICEF supports the Government's efforts to make outreach services available to expectant mothers living in rural areas.

It will also need more resources, from both governments and development partners, to help make outreach health services more accessible and reliable for the most vulnerable communities and families.

"The reality is that it essentially makes outreach workers an extension of the Police Department," he said.

Grayling said the college had made outreach visits to state and private schools and denied it was exclusive.

After Mr. Kerik took office nearly 15 months ago, he made outreach an important part of his mission.

The president, who made outreach to Iran a hallmark of his first year in office, said he still believed Iran's leaders could make a rational calculation, under the pressure of harsh sanctions, to give up their nuclear ambitions.

Progress NYC, a "super PAC" backed by labor unions, has made outreach to Latinos a centerpiece of its campaign to defeat Mr. Spitzer and elect Scott M. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president, to the comptroller's office.