Sentence examples for opportunities supported from inspiring English sources
The company said it planned to spend £300m in 2017 on "selected quality growth opportunities", supported by moves to cut annual costs by £300m by 2020.
We want to create a high-status organisation that enables teachers to gain new career opportunities, supported by peer review and sustained professional learning.
Roland W. Betts, a director of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, says that current instructions to architects submitting plans for rebuilding the World Trade Center site do not include the residential opportunities supported by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg because residential space is "incompatible with a memorial".
Ongoing support supervision and mentorship in addition to learning opportunities supported the retention of knowledge and skills of previously trained providers.
BOND is implementing this mission through two approaches: a translational track involving partnering with U.S. and international agencies, and the development of a research agenda that will lead to funding opportunities supported by agencies and organizations across the breadth of the global research funding enterprise (Fig. 1).
Am I now becoming my grandmother, pinching every penny, voicing my opinion on unfair opportunities, supporting family and friends to strengthen their outcome?
These problem-solving opportunities support several learning objectives outlined under competency E1 (pages 22 and 23) in the HHMI AAMC report.
The remaining occasions, 35.8%, referred to participation in another type of (more or less unspecified) competence development opportunity supported by the initiative.
Photo: Students compete in the 2015 Tech Challenge, a hands-on learning opportunity supported in part by Microsoft YouthSpark.
If the guerrillas did not know that in advance, he said, then the attack could have been one of opportunity, supporting the recent trend of targeting foreigners.
Other metrics from the GBD (Table 1); US inpatient, emergency room, and outpatient (Supporting Table S1); and public interest and scientific opportunity (Supporting Table S2) varied by disease.
