Sentence examples for understanding serving from inspiring English sources

A study by Gamper and Turcanu (2009) showed that a broad participation in the MCA process can improve the risk reduction and decision-making process by increasing common understanding, serving as a means of conflict resolution, creating a win win solution, and acting as a complementing instrument in land use planning and risk management.

The agreement, or memorandum of understanding, serves as an outline for the headquarters project and sets the stage for what will probably be months of lease negotiations over the final terms of a deal with the state and the city.

Some of the new funding will go towards working on understanding and serving the specific market needs of the new cities.

The badminton players who received video-based strategy instruction for lessons were able to improve their badminton knowledge; game understanding and serving skill significantly whereas the group without video- based strategy instruction improved its badminton serving skill only.

Similarly, I'd argue that both conventional and sustainable businesses have the core business part down, but the sustainable enterprises likely have an edge in understanding, and serving, the social side.

All of these activities discovery, scientific understanding, and the application of that understanding to serve human purposes are elements of space exploration.

This understanding would serve him well in three dimensions.

That understanding has served both sides well and preserved peace.

Turkey's prime minister, Bulent Ecevit, said after the chief rabbi died that he "was a fine clergyman who always defended interreligious understanding and served for the peoples' happiness".

Other elements such as strong peer support, daily reflection to articulate, analyse and consolidate learning, and contextual understanding also serve to ensure that all dancers achieve their best.

They bring their skills home again, but they also take with them cross-cultural understanding that serves them well when they become leaders back home.