Sentence examples for support for skill from inspiring English sources

Already, "MRC has used the outputs of the report to develop the MRC Skill Priorities which apply across all existing support mechanisms, with further discussions on improving support for skill priority areas underway," write Joanna Robinson, a program manager at MRC, and Clare Bhunnoo, strategy and policy manager at BBSRC, jointly, in an e-mail to Science Careers.

In a review of the evidence investigating the support for skill mix changes between GPs, pharmacists, and nurses, Dennis et al. emphasized the importance to support an effective skill mix that ensures the task complements rather than duplicates the work of the GP[ 36].

The government has gutted support for skills and training by cutting half a billion in funding as well as scrapping a range of key agencies (like the Australian Workforce Productivity Agency) to be abolished and funding for key programs (like support apprentices) scrapped.

This money will provide additional support for skills development, training and support for local businesses.

So nothing very revolutionary on this front as yet, with the opportunity to expand available finance support for skills being put on ice until the bloc's next major financing framework.

Policymakers need to address the concerns of trade-affected workers, including effective support for retraining, skill building and occupational and geographic mobility, to mitigate the downsides of further trade integration for the trade agenda to revive".

"Policymakers need to address the concerns of trade-affected workers, including through effective support for retraining, skill building and occupational and geographic mobility, to mitigate the downsides of further trade integration for the trade agenda to revive".

The pattern of these changes differs to the expected progression of clinical skill changes after graduation [ 1] and may reflect the absence of peer/workplace resources to support for EBP skills.

Nobody will realise the benefits of digital service delivery if investment in infrastructure and interfaces are not matched with support for the skills needed to use them.

"We plan to continue the existing fiscal incentives for such production, and, within the first term of an independent Scottish parliament, we propose to look at ways to encourage further development in the sector, through incentives, infrastructural investment and support for development, skills and training".

In recent years there has been increasing research interest in understanding and incorporating support for metacognitive skills in intelligent learning systems.