Sentence examples for support for organisations from inspiring English sources

She called for "better training" for midwives and more support for organisations such as the NCT, which has its own training scheme for breastfeeding counsellors.

In speaking frankly and honestly about their own experiences, and in their support for organisations such as Mind and Time to Change, Campbell and Fry have done more than most to open the space for discussion.

Other recommendations in the report, which will go to Stevens before being published this side of Christmas, will include developing skills in dealing with challenging behaviour – possibly through an academy – and setting up networks of clinical support for organisations providing accommodation in the community.

He said there were "encouraging signs that the industry is willing to step up, increasing funding and technical support for organisations combating child sexual abuse imagery online.

Her father, Mitch Winehouse, launched the Amy Winehouse Foundation with the goal of raising awareness and support for organisations that help vulnerable, young adults with problems such as addiction.

In this paper we discuss how an RBAC-like model has been fruitfully exploited to extend an infrastructure for the coordination of agent-based systems – TuCSoN – with the support for organisation and security management, in particular as far as access control is concerned.

Since the authorities do not provide enough financial support for patient organisations to perform their activities, many organisations receive funding from the pharmaceutical industry [ 5, 6].

Iran's support for terrorist organisations, its nuclear programme, its treatment of its people.

He is one of the unlucky casualties of the latest Arts Council England funding settlement which (for all the fury in cyberspace) has in fact seen state support for literary organisations grow by around 10 per cent.

David Cameron has said that Iran needs to "show it can be part of the solution, not part of the problem" – citing its support for terrorist organisations, its nuclear programme and its human rights record.

"Some schools were failing to prioritise looked-after or previously looked-after children, others were requiring financial support for associated organisations and there were even cases of direct discrimination on the basis of race and gender".