Sentence examples for support in acquiring from inspiring English sources

Nicephorus III Botaneiates, Nicephorus also spelled Nikephoros, (born c. 1001 died c. 1081), Byzantine emperor (1078 81) whose use of Turkish support in acquiring and holding the throne tightened the grip of the Seljuq Turks on Anatolia.

C. 1001 c. 1081 Nicephorus III Botaneiates, Nicephorus also spelled Nikephoros (born c. 1001 died c. 1081) Byzantine emperor (1078 81) whose use of Turkish support in acquiring and holding the throne tightened the grip of the Seljuq Turks on Anatolia.

The mechanism can be well-structured career paths... active mentoring or job training... or support in acquiring valuable skills, etc. etc.

The participating teachers also believed that children's lack of these skills derailed their instruction and that the teaching requirements restricted their ability to respond to the children's need for further support in acquiring these skills.

We thank Karsten Müller, Franziska Busse and Stefan Kabisch for their support in acquiring the data for this work.

The authors are grateful to G. Burland, D. Slade and J. van Ekris for their assistance in sourcing materials for this study, as well as to K. Hughes and H. Laurendet for support in acquiring magnetic resonance images, and for the collaboration of the University of Sydney Veterinary Teaching Hospital throughout the project.

Virtual environments (VEs) could be a more effective method to support people in acquiring spatial knowledge about the real-world environment to evacuate.

Different teaching methods (e.g., problem-based learning) have been designed to support students in acquiring professional attitudes [ 39].

This tool was designed to support patients in acquiring an overview of their needs and appropriate treatment options as provided by their mental health care organisation.

From the probit results and subsequent simulations, we find that the likelihood of MTM adoption can be enhanced by a programme that supports farmers in acquiring inputs more cheaply (e.g. subsidies) and by increasing the extension-staff-to-farmer ratio.

Two years ago, the Institute of European Studies established a special fund to support the UC Berkeley Library in acquiring materials in or about less commonly taught European languages (LCTLs).