Sentence examples for supported by building from inspiring English sources

A meta-synthesis of women's perceptions and experiences of professional or peer breastfeeding support found that women identified an "authentic presence" as being the most effective support and that this was supported by building a trusting relationship with empathy [ 37].

Logistically the Laboratory must be supported by buildings (preferably public buildings) suitable for the fulfilment of its cultural and formative activities, a citizens' information and help desk, as well as by advanced technological equipment and services.

"Manchester City Council have just supported us by building the new BMX centre and Manchester has been very loyal to us over the years.

Early on, Mr. Strub helped support himself by building mass mailing lists of people involved in gay causes.

Although she says Labour could "win our support by building more homes, having decent jobs for people on benefits," neither has any time for politics, and never votes.

It's the founder's job to drive enthusiasm for more financial support by building traction in the business and not burning ahead of that enthusiasm.

Study findings highlight the need for the provincial MNCH program to strengthen district health care system support by building their capacity in planning and implementation of the strategy especially in the post-devolution scenario in Pakistan (14).

The findings will also be used to support implementation of decision support by building on the outputs of the previous DASH work, which included the development of a computerised decision aid for thrombolysis COMPASS. 45 The results will enable the development of tutorial information to be embedded within COMPASS, with the aim of optimising its use as a clinical training aid.

Although supported by the building trades unions and the St . PaulArea Chamber of Commerce, the project was doomed, according to Tim Murnane, senior vice president of Opus, a national real estate development company headquartered in Minneapolis.

Resilience is an attribute of communities, and is supported by community building sectors (occupancy types) with different functionalities.

This research work was financially supported by Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM) under research grant number RU2011GRG11 titled: Consumer and regulator concerns about pastoral indigenous knowledge food processing: participatory analysis for producers' and consumers' benefits in Kenya.