Sentence examples for support the attainment from inspiring English sources

Steve Strand, a professor of education at Oxford University and one of the authors of the report, pointed to earlier interventions such as the ethnic minority achievement grant, which was introduced in 1999 to support the attainment of pupils from ethnic minority groups, and other similar national strategies.

This strategy was adopted for example by the Task Force on Health Systems Research (established in 2003), which aimed to develop a global research agenda to support the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals [ 16, 17].

"The new UN joint office and additional funding will be our drive to achieve development results and support the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG's), in line with the Kiribati Development Plan (2008-2011)," says Mr. Isiye Ndombi, UNICEF Representative in Kiribati.

Managers and administrators in charge of social protection and health financing, service purchasing and provision play a crucial role in harnessing the potential advantage of prudent organization, management and purchasing of health services, thereby supporting the attainment of Universal Health Coverage.

Deepen Apple's commitment to support the educational attainment of the company's labor force, including those bright young people who serve in Apple Stores.

Evidence for validity was supported by the attainment of at least moderate (and highly significant) correlations with hypothesised relevant domains of the SF-36.

The clinical improvement observed with the initiation doses of paliperidone palmitate in this study is supported by the attainment of therapeutic serum concentrations of paliperidone reported in clinical and pharmacokinetic modeling analyses [ 7, 8, 14].

We advocate some refinements to the existing PA network to maximise Galliformes coverage and suggest that our method could be used to model the optimal PA network for a wide range of species and/or regions, something which will support the assessment and attainment of CBD targets.

Previous studies by Simkhada et al. [ 38], Neupane et al. [ 15] and Salam et al. [ 39] also support the notion that attainment of education, and having a paid job empowers mothers to utilise maternal health services.

This includes supporting the patient towards the attainment of appropriate treatment goals with a moderate case manager to patient ratio (20 1).

"There are low numbers of apprenticeships, high numbers of children are living in poverty and specialised support is required to improve the attainment of the most vulnerable groups".