Sentence examples for outreach designed from inspiring English sources

The implications of the findings are discussed for research on the culture-environment nexus and for outreach designed to encourage agricultural adaptations to climate change.

This study is an example of an alternative and customized method of outreach designed to reach a unique and previously unengaged stakeholder group, which stands to be affected by the implementation of the MLPA in California.

My program, HerSelf First, offers creative outreach designed to help women caregivers connect with one another and also connect with their sense of self, to nurture self-worth, to practice self-expression, and to reconnect with personal goals and interests.

As conspicuous terrestrial invertebrates, they have become central as well to ecosystem assessment, conservation planning, and public outreach designed to foster environmental awareness [ 4].

Background: The Stroke Outreach Project was designed to meet challenges of providing stroke care in northern Alberta given long distances between rural hospitals and tertiary care centres.

Mr. Brand said there are now outreach programs designed to increase interest in the sport.

"In the last year the university spent more than £2.8m on outreach activities designed to encourage the best candidates to apply, whatever their background," a spokeswoman said.

A highly critical report by Human Rights Watch noted earlier this year that H.I.V.-infected addicts are often barred from the type of education and outreach programs designed to help them.

"The O.C.C.-Fed review is just another flawed outreach program designed to fail," said Ned Brown, a legislative strategist at the marketing consultant Prairie Strategies in Washington.

"Islam is a missionary religion and many Muslim organisations and particularly university students' Islamic societies have active outreach programmes designed to remove popular misconceptions about the faith".

Despite spending more than £474 million last year on scholarships, recruitment and outreach activities designed to encourage more low-income applicants, over a quarter of English universities failed to reach their own targets for recruiting disadvantaged students last year.