Sentence examples for supported pilot from inspiring English sources

Suffolk officials, caught in the middle, have supported pilot programs to plug the ditches.

Regarding vouchers, Mr. Lieberman said, as he has repeatedly in the last week, that he supported pilot programs aimed at providing alternatives for children in failing schools.

But Carter said that, while he supported pilot projects to assess the viability of such schemes, the risk of a drunk patient dying as a result of having the head injury they had suffered in a fall being misdiagnosed and need to give them proper diagnostic tests meant that the scope for diverting drunks may well prove to be limited.

Implementers of UNICEF supported pilot projects will share results on successful returning children from institutions to families and show effectiveness of the opportune work with families that help to prevent placement of children into institutions.

A UNICEF supported pilot campaign in two Somaliland districts started in late 2014, expanding to six in 2015 – the first Somali Government civil registration activity since the collapse of the central government in 1991 – led to over 5,300 children being registered.

With evidence based practice already firmly bedded within the academic curriculum [ 20], this work, which forms part of the clinical curriculum each year, has supported pilot studies, grant writing and the emergence of clearer research questions for clinicians in the early stages of forming their ideas.

America is corralling hundreds of companies around common standards, and supporting pilot projects.

Encouraging NHS commissioners to consider the benefits of caseload midwifery while supporting pilot programmes to build a strong UK evidence base would represent positive progress.

In 1998, New York State received a $1 million federal grant for "character education," to support pilot programs in four school districts to teach "caring, self-reliance, trustworthiness, and open-mindedness," among other virtues.

Mr. Lieberman supports pilot programs that would provide federal money to the parents of poor children to pay for tuition at private schools, one of several areas in which he disagrees with Mr. Gore.

Those were pointed references to positions taken by Mr. Lieberman -- expressing interest in allowing workers to invest part of their payroll taxes in the markets, backing a missile defense system and supporting pilot programs allowing parents to use federal vouchers to pay private school tuition -- that are opposed by Mr. Gore.