These are life skills and dare one say skills critical to sustaining a democracy.
But I do want to help couples develop the skills needed to sustain a healthy marriage".
In sum, the challenge of acquiring SciComm skills may present a potent deterrent, at least for some trainees, to sustaining a career goal of becoming an academic biomedical or behavioral researcher.
Artists rarely develop in a strictly linear fashion, with promising juvenilia followed by increasing skill, climaxing in sustained achievement and the final masterwork or two.
But he put his splendid oratorical skills to protesting the inevitable peacemaking with the United States at an Indian council in 1786, and his oratory succeeded in sustaining him as a Seneca chief.
"This is sustaining a sovereign capability in the UK and some very high-end technical skills in the UK for the next 40 or 50 years.
However, I wish Collier's drawing skills didn't sometimes falter in sustaining the degree of realism he establishes in the strong portrait of King he painted for the cover.
One of Mr. Techine's skills is his ability to sustain a sense of unpredictability without sacrificing coherence.
We will also increase support for people in translational roles, and develop enterprise skills in researchers.... BBSRC sustains a high quality research base that supports innovation in important UK business sectors including agriculture, food and drink, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, chemicals and biotechnology.
3Undoubtedly, the Spanish production model, very specialized in low-skill low-educational sectors, also contributed to sustain a very high dropout rate.
Whether business negotiations or in international negotiations, the ability to sustain a value-creating, mutually beneficial relationship is the hallmark of all skill negotiators.
