Sentence examples for support in developing a from inspiring English sources

The tools of fractional calculus are found to be of great support in developing a more realistic mathematical modeling of the applied problems in terms of fractional differential equations.

23– 25 The minister requested PIH/ZL's support in developing a national mental health response to the disaster.

UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake also expressed his appreciation to the Executive Board members for their support in developing a new blueprint for the work of UNICEF.

The new phase of the DRR initiative envisages UNICEF and ECHO support in developing a school safety assessment tool as well as incorporating DRR into the national education system.

Countries are supported in developing a Strategic Plan for Agricultural and Rural Statistics SPARSS), which will act as the foundation of their agricultural and rural statistics efforts, as well as the basis for further technical assistance and training.

Develop a scaling up or revision strategy in line with the findings; Support MoE in developing a costed and detailed strategic plan for UBE/UPC 2012- 2015; Develop an exit strategy for existing support to CFS schools, especially in the field of supplies and focus more strongly on sustainability; Continue to strengthen existing interventions in to address equity and quality in primary Education.

The Church of England's new resource designed to support schools in developing a distinctively Christian learning environment is all about improving children's educational experience, and certainly not about conversion or discrimination.

These PD programmes would need to stress the importance of vision building, as well as support chairs in developing a vision of teaching and learning within their departments.

Comparing how relevant aspects of important phenomenon can be represented using different inscriptional systems can support learners in developing a key characteristic of modeling expertise: communicativity (Lehrer, 2003; Lehrer and Schauble 2006b).

Planners can also support communities in developing a hazard mitigation plan that includes long-term strategies for protecting people and property from future hazard events.

DFID could also support UNICEF in developing a tool to monitor effects organisation-wide.