Sentence examples for provide visible from inspiring English sources

Minutes from early No 10 meetings reveal Blair pushed the scheme from the start, believing it would "provide visible evidence of NHS modernisation to patients and the public".

"Officers will be better qualified on entry and, whilst qualifying, many will provide visible patrol as special constables, reinforcing the public service ethos," said Neyroud.

Almost 10 years ago the three organisations recognised their responsibility not only to provide visible global leadership but also to reposition the social work profession as making a visible and strategic contribution to addressing the growing world social crisis.

And in the small hours of Friday morning at Studio B in Brooklyn, Hans-Peter Lindstrom, who performs under his last name, aimed to provide visible proof of just that.

Earlier this week, Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage had urged Japan to provide "visible forms of participation" to the mounting antiterror campaign when he met with the country's ambassador in Washington.

Yet the rewards of implementing these will go beyond solely addressing the identified 'sticky' area; they will provide visible female role models, deliver agile working patterns that benefit all employees – not just women.

Criado-Perez thought this absurd, and typical of a culture that does not celebrate female achievement or recognise the importance of providing visible role models.

In so doing, truth commissions have been effective at providing visible justice to those most acutely affected, by bringing witness testimony and official reforms to local communities.

A fundamental shift is also likely to take place in the balance between "crime-fighting" and providing visible public reassurance, also known as "bobbies on the beat".

"We're not necessarily doing something different, we're just attaching an educational component to it, providing visible access to the public," said Elizabeth Broun, director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

The products teddy bears, pink-ribbon brooches, and so forth serve as amulets and talismans, comforting the sufferer and providing visible evidence of faith.