Sentence examples for shared knowledge and resources from inspiring English sources

In this conversation, Renaud Proch talks to us about ICI's core values, enabling implementation, and the importance of networks and shared knowledge and resources in the curatorial field.

For example, through shared knowledge and resources, we have already begun to move toward health equity for minority women in this country, through community roundtables and programs designed to ensure equal access to quality cancer care for all.

Having no money forced us to reach out for help, and we made so many new contacts and friends who were always happy to share knowledge and resources.

Early humans our ancestors succeeded only by working together and sharing knowledge and resources.

These have been wonderful examples of how we can share knowledge and resources across Central and North Africa, but there is more we can be doing.

Recommendations also emphasized the need for a shift in teaching methods, the establishment of exchange programs to build on successful youth-produced media initiatives, the creation of socially inclusive MIL programs for women and people with disabilities, and the building of national and international networks to share knowledge and resources.

What we found is perhaps the paradox of today's global business world: even as markets have become increasingly interconnected and technology enables employees spread all over the globe to easily share knowledge and resources, it's still hard for large organizations to achieve true interconnectedness that get things done.

Providing mechanisms for sharing knowledge and resources across medical schools was highlighted to facilitate implementation, particularly for those medical schools with limited men's health teaching resources.

Additionally, we must recognize that developing nations themselves have expertise to impart in the quest to fulfill our scientific responsibilities, and that we must change environmental habits by sharing knowledge and resources.

South-South Cooperation is an excellent mechanism for developing countries to share knowledge and resources in solidarity, and to adapt experiences that have already worked well in one place for the benefit of others.

Tenants differed somewhat with respect to sharing knowledge and network resources.