Sentence examples for resilience work from inspiring English sources

Hebert's resilience officer position was created through a program of the Rockefeller Foundation called 100 Resilient Cities, which aims to unify resilience work within cities and unite municipalities around the world to solve problems collaboratively.

It's interesting to me that you're using recovery money for resilience work.

As the Teaching Assistant for the course, I feel I learned as much as the students did when we heard from industry experts, and in reviewing reports produced by the students on the thought leaders in climate change resilience work.

The Exeter MP, Ben Bradshaw, published a copy of a letter from the Peninsula Rail Taskforce, which includes local authorities, MPs and business leaders, sent to the government last month asking what had happened to £31m promised in 2013 for the resilience work.

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One particular challenge was "the balance between the sometimes vague and qualitative aspects of resilience work, and the very quantitative, mathematical aspects of system theory.

In the Harvard Business Reviews' "How Resilience Works," author Diane Coutu says resilient people possess three common characteristics: ability to accept reality, a deep belief that life is meaningful and an ability to improvise, to create solutions.

Diana needed all her resources of resilience working for the newspaper at that early period.

Supportive Relationships and Active Skill-Building Strengthen the Foundations of Resilience: Working Paper No. 13.

They're advancing a new concept of community development, based on local resilience, working with traditional neighborhood institutions like small family businesses and historical family associations that have long served as cultural pillars.

Some adopted the approach of resilience, working to develop legitimacy in the geographic area to build a legacy reputation in a promising market.