Sentence examples for support to make a difference from inspiring English sources

But social enterprise needs more support to make a difference, she says.

For international organizations to be successful and create lasting change, they need to take a holistic view to assess the issues at hand, and then build out programs locally that will have the capacity, structure, and support to make a difference.

"Fortunately, UNICEF has always been there and continues to provide the support needed to make a difference".

"If we are going to be worthy of support, we have to make a difference in people's lives".

This kind of support did seem to make a difference and other countries are now looking to the Norwegian experience.

Countries and partners, such as the Countdown to 2015, should be encouraged and supported to monitor HRH development and its impacts on progress towards MDGs 4 and 5, identify knowledge gaps, and advocate for solutions supported by evidence to make a difference in the lives of women and children.

In contrast, receiving such support did not appear to make a difference in survival.

The care and camaraderie of the support network who strive to make a difference help to make this a job I would not trade for any other.

Proposals to scrap poison pills became a regular feature on annual proxy votes, often garnering the support of enough shareholders to make a difference.

The GAPA grannies have proven themselves by showing that with tools, support and a drive to make a difference, elder women are key community leaders in the struggle to decrease HIV/AIDS in South Africa.

We'd also like to share the surplus funds with the only orphanage in Armenia that regularly takes abandoned Down Syndrome babies as well as other organisations that can help these children – thanks to your support we can start to make a difference already.