Sentence examples for sector and using from inspiring English sources
In essence, the movement of PEI's ECEC system to inclusive liberalism is the story of bureaucratic champions in the provincial government being very united with advocates in the childcare sector and using the right ideas at the right time.
Economic constraint means smaller homes and a combination of frugality and tradition – making do – that includes wearing synthetics, cooking on the floor, accessing materials through the informal sector, and using kerosene.
Importantly, in all the countries examined, testing for chlamydia is available in the public sector, and using NAAT methodology (NAAT is convenient, logistically straightforward, facilitates sampling, and highly specific/sensitive).
Take the time to asses the value of the sector and use that knowledge to evidence social capital.
Mission-driven nonprofits like B.R.C. can leverage successful partnerships with the philanthropic sector and use our entrepreneurial abilities to develop and operate housing efficiently and at low cost.
More broadly, Dukakis urged students in the workshop to enter the public sector and use their skills to build consensus around important public policy issues.
When the EHRC last looked at the topic of gender discrimination at work, it focused on the financial services sector and used its statutory powers to require employers to answer detailed questionnaires.
The Cyber Security Exchange Act would also set up a program for federal cyber workers to do tours of duty in the private sector and use the knowledge acquired there to help secure the government's systems.
This quality assessment tool, known as the Environmental-GRADE tool, is adapted from a best-practice tool developed by the healthcare sector and used by the World Health Organization, the UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), and more than 20 health care bodies internationally [9].
Both worked in the performing arts sector, and used the intimacy associated with the practice to manipulate women.
One of the earliest methodologies for grouping clients was developed in the acute care sector and uses primary diagnosis as the main variable to classify patients.
