Sentence examples for through joint activities from inspiring English sources

The chairperson of a local humanitarian NGO, AY-DER explained their aim in involvement in education provision for Syrian refugees as: Our aim is to supply Syrian brothers/sisters with true knowledge and help them gain good manners, raise their degrees and qualities to become individuals useful for society, and to build bridges between two societies through joint activities with Turkish students.

The strongest integration has been built within the area of ​​Monitoring and Evaluation through joint activities of collection of information, situation analysis and definition of indicators in the issues of Protection.

Boris Mugosa, Deputy Mayor of Podgorica, pointed out that "we all have the same assignment", to work more, to work harder and more intensively, both individually and through joint activities.

Both programs have been a model of how seniors and young children in the same setting truly enhance each other's lives through planned joint activities as well as the spontaneous interaction inevitable from being close to each other.

This shared vision was developed through four main joint activities: previous partnership work in PUSD middle schools that included some video analysis work using the STeLLA conceptual framework, study of the published research about the STeLLA program, collaborative writing of the RESPeCT proposal, and the enactment of the VbPD program over the past 3 years.

These observations demonstrated that core X can dominantly suppress the contribution of STARs to the overall level of gene silencing and that STARs probably function through the joint activity of Rtt109, HAT1 and GCN5.

These various aspects of networking provide additional support for IHPs through information exchange, learning possibilities, joint activities (pooling funds), scaling up outcomes and possibilities of additional funding.

A core concept of sociocultural theory is that learning occurs through guided participation in a range of joint activities to co-construct and internalize knowledge.

Institutionalising partnerships (through long-term development of trust, engagement of a broad range of staff in joint activities and joint appointment of staff), and developing responsive mechanisms for governing these partnerships (through regular joint negotiation of research priorities and funding issues), can address these challenges in mutually acceptable ways.

These improvements could be accomplished through enhancement of inter-professional collaboration, better organization of various tasks, deliberate design of joint activities and more efficient information transfer [ 33, 39, 40].

After several joint activities, the animosity lessened.