Sentence examples for processes that benefit from inspiring English sources
Strengthening work for youth The Secretary-General called for bolstered efforts "to include young people in policies, programmes and decision-making processes that benefit their futures and ours".
He called for strengthening efforts "to include young people in policies, programmes and decision-making processes that benefit their futures and ours".
Forests provide critical resources and processes that benefit human populations, known as ecosystem services, including food, clean water, fuel, natural medicines, and pollination.
ViVA is an example of ways science can expand from established hypothesis-based processes to more data-driven, discovery-based processes that benefit from the abundance of information.
In kicking-off the year, Secretary-General Ban called for strengthening efforts "to include young people in policies, programs and decision-making processes that benefit their futures and ours".
We are looking for innovative devices, systems, and processes that benefit communities locally, nationally, or internationally.
Students can also help each other, a process that benefits both the advanced and less advanced learners.
He said political standards should become a significant electoral issue but neither major party was willing to reform a flawed political process that benefited them.
Two years ago, during the military junta's reign, Myanmar secretly privatized industries and sold off state property, a process that benefited tycoons and other people linked to the military.
SPT integrates a whole-building, systems approach into the planning, design, and construction process; drives best practices for operation and efficient performance of existing systems; and leads a quality turnover process that benefits MIT project management and operations teams as well as the users of our buildings.
A cognitive process that benefits the most from the study of eye movement is the visual search for hidden objects7, like when trying to find a person in a crowded place, or a 2 inches nail inside a box of nails of various sizes.
