Sentence examples for provide local support from inspiring English sources
The reason is that the German state has invested heavily in research and development, strong technical education, advanced machinery, workers' representation on boards and regional banks that provide local support.
In addition, VA's vast network of Suicide Prevention Coordinators, located at all 151 VA facilities across the country, work with the Veterans Crisis Line responders to provide local support to Veterans who have made the call, chat, or text.
WHO should provide local support for adapting and implementing recommendations by developing tools, building capacity, learning from international experience, and through international networks that support evidence-informed health policies, such as the Evidence-informed Policy NEVIPNet(EVIPNet).
While the conservative coarse-scale system is solved over these coarse-grid cells, overlapping dual-coarse blocks are also formed in order to provide local supports for the multiscale basis functions.
TNS provides a full range of services from dedicated connections to managed IP network solutions, providing local support and global reach to medium and large enterprises and service providers.
Bal Seal Engineering Inc has opened its new sales office in Henley-in-Arden, UK, with the purpose of providing local support to the region.
Jimdo's partner in China, the consulting firm Web2Asia, has managed the Chinese portal and provided local support for Chinese users since July 2007.
Whether it has been through increased donations to the Foundation, to school support groups, or via the parcel tax, the community has stepped up to the plate and provided local support to the district, allowing us to maintain our schools and their programs at its high levels of quality.
However, to provide a quicker estimate of the tree's reliability, FastTree 2 provides local support values based on the Shimodaira-Hasegawa (SH) test [16], [17], [19].
We are very grateful for the support received from the children and parents who participated in this project, to Dr. Hong Wang who prepared the initial translation, to Mrs. Sik-May Luke who provided linguistic expertise and Ms.Yingzi Zhen (hemophilia nurse specialist) and Yao Yao (medical student) who provided local support.
UNICEF's Schools for Africa programme, aims to increase access to basic education for children throughout Africa whilst the SA government has also provided local support for SA's illiterate adults through the Kha Ri Gude ('Let us Learn') programme, a mass literacy campaign which aims to reduce illiteracy by 50% by the year 2010.
