Sentence examples for outreach to develop from inspiring English sources

The effort is expected to take 18 to 24 months and will involve public outreach to develop conceptual designs for the station area as part of its Golden State Specific Plan and environmental review in the airport area.

As that happens, marketers will be able to shift focus from generic outreach to developing personalized experiences that automatically address consumers with customized solutions.

Also important to the success of the journal will be its emphasis on outreach to developing countries and to young people interested in a career in environmental health science.

Artistic directors should not just be attending the youth theatre or community work but also collaborating with others, such as outreach directors, to develop that talent on our doorsteps.

The Flying Pig, the Mount Kisco restaurant and caterer that showcases products from local farmers in the Hudson Valley region, recently began the Edible Education Project, a nonprofit educational outreach program to develop and sustain organic gardens in schools, as well as promote more healthful eating through a continuing nutrition curriculum.

The Advent Maima Elementary School visited by the UNICEF Regional Director was chosen as a hub for surrounding schools, with outreach groups collaborating to develop best practices that can be shared amongst other schools in the area.

Three companies I like for its products, its sustainable activities and its global outreach to the developing world.

OPIC builds upon a known commodity -- our entrepreneurial spirit -- and puts it at the center of our outreach to the developing world.

In 2000 it received a $5 million federal grant to develop outreach programs, which included three clinics -- the Betty Ford Comprehensive Breast Cancer Center, a center for sexually active and pregnant young adults, and a primary care center.

In addition, it will create materials on how to develop outreach programs for organizations interested in implementing mentoring projects.

The following summer, Natalie used their research to develop outreach tools to ensure that more children obtain critical health services.