Sentence examples for tools to transition from inspiring English sources
Most of these services have built special tools to transition users, Butterfield said.
Don't be surprised if Azure offers tools to "transition" those apps to a Microsoft's environment (albeit, a hosted one).
Commenting on the bill, AFL-CIO President Richard L. Trumka said, "It is essential that workers and communities impacted by climate change policy be provided with the tools to transition into the new clean energy economy and the millions of new jobs that stand to be created".
In an effort to better assist incoming students with chronic medical conditions, we have developed some helpful tips and tools to make transitioning into college as smooth as possible.
Humanitarian action is also influenced by changes in the development assistance system and trends in UN Security Council mandates, including the development of systems and tools to support transitions in line with past and new Quadrennial comprehensive policy review (QCPR) recommendations, the peace building architecture, integrated UN missions, and the protection of civilians agenda.
Antibody-based imaging will provide essential tools to facilitate the transition to truly precision medicine.
Reconceptualizing economic theory is no longer merely an interesting intellectual exercise, but an urgent task if we are to develop the appropriate tools to expedite our transition into a post-carbon future.
You are considering sending the person for an AMP so that he or she gets the tools to make the transition.
Improving the process of transitioning adolescents with kidney disease from pediatricians to internal medicine physicians, i.e., we are involved in developing tools to smooth this transition and improve the outcome.
Noticing a professional shift away from computer applications in HR, marketing and other data-based professions, Snaplogic has built a business that offers tools to accommodate the transition online.
Failure to Launch is not just another Matthew McConaughey movie, but a real-life struggle of young people, 19 to 28, who lack the tools to make the transition from adolescence to adulthood.
