Sentence examples for skills as needed from inspiring English sources

"I had never had the notion that my role was to 'do good' or 'empower' anybody," she said, "but to be able to offer my skills as needed, to live my life as seemed right to me".

Makers are rich in creative confidence, with their expertise sometimes lying in the ability to learn new skills as needed rather than already possessing immediate solutions to the problems that they encounter.

Then there are other clients who I've been working with for some time -- they appreciate having a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly "check-in" to share their feelings, sharpen their life skills as needed, and perhaps enjoy a deeply nourishing, guided meditation or hypnotherapy experience to de-stress.

At the workplaces, the norm for bilingual healthcare staff was to offer their language skills as needed for interpreting, with the advantage of being unpaid, which saved money for the municipalities.

The study found that supervisors not only observed and corrected insertion skills, as needed, during supervisory visits but also encouraged CHEWs to conduct more community mobilization to generate client demand, thereby promoting access to quality services.

These skills are taught, as needed, in individual therapy and occasionally during group skills classes.

The fact is that too few people acquire better skills as quickly as needed; too few disenfranchised families relocate to more promising regions; and the combination of decaying skills and lack of mobility generates a downward spiral of discontent.

We also need leadership skills, as teams need leaders," NIH's Gottesman explains.

"We've learned management skills as we needed them.

In 2004, Rycroft-Malone and colleagues [ 15] interviewed staff nurses, nurse managers, and other implementation 'experts' at two acute care agencies in the United Kingdom and identified time, equipment, and clinical skills as resources needed to implement research findings.

Such training needs to address personal knowledge, attitudes and skills as well as professional needs to equip educators to facilitate change and support students and other colleagues.