Sentence examples for support in improving from inspiring English sources
Researchers have also begun to study the usefulness of initiatives such as providing skills training and information on symptom management and physical patient care, and counselling and other forms of psychological or emotional support, in improving outcomes for family members.
Since Kings Rise Academy in Birmingham joined the Elliot Foundation in November, it has benefited from support in improving progress in Year 2, while sharing its own expertise in safeguarding.
Substantial evidence has demonstrated the important role of family and community support in improving patients' management of a variety of chronic illnesses.
Tensions in the fleet had been gradually rising since the start of the war, and in February 1797, anonymous sailors from the Channel Fleet at Spithead sent letters to their former commander, Lord Howe, soliciting his support in improving their conditions.
We highly appreciate UNICEF's support in improving children's health, education and social protection in the country".
"We really appreciate UNICEF's support in improving the hospital infrastructure," Mr Lor Nyak told UNICEF's visiting Director of Emergency Operations, Louis-George Arsenault. Louis-George Arsenault
When patients or carers are asked what they like about Flo, they describe feeling more confident about their condition, having a "friend", feeling more supported in improving their health, and feeling that the NHS cares about them.
Estyn also recommended that local authorities or education consortia should support teachers in improving their knowledge, skills and confidence in teaching numeracy skills.
A joint statement said the UK would provide more equipment to tackle improvised explosive devices and "support Pakistan in improving the security of its infrastructure, including sharing the UK's expertise in safeguarding sporting events".
"It is reactive not proactive," said Ms Hodge, adding that the department did far too little to support authorities in improving their services, before they are failed by Ofsted.
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