Sentence examples for works underpinned from inspiring English sources

One response of the imperial government in London to the Irish Famine (1845 1849) was to initiate a scheme of public works underpinned by relief payments based on task work.

For completeness of the review, in this section we outline theoretical works underpinning the use of gamification in education, published within the review period.

"Setting aside the technical difficulties and the huge risk involved in the works, underpinning for the construction of the extended overrun tunnel would cost about HK$500 million and take more than two years to complete".

That detective work underpinned the subsequent, privately funded, inquiry by Lord Archer of Sandwell, that shredded the official explanation of an "unavoidable accident".

Keep Everything is an exhilarating and hilarious work, underpinned by strong design (sound design by Hamilton's brother Julian Hamilton with Kim Moyes, better known as the electronica duo the Presets, and lights from Benjamin Cisterne).

It's the work of two musicians from very different backgrounds who seem to understand each other almost intuitively, with passages of stately and then rippling kora work underpinned by sturdy cello lines, followed by a sudden switch, so it's now the kora providing the rhythmic backing as the cello takes the lead.

Their work underpinned some of the biggest advances in aeronautics, during some of the most defining moments of the 20th century – the second world war, the cold war, the space race, the civil rights movement, and the adoption of electronic computing.

This work underpinned the development of the GRAIDS software (Genetic Risk Assessment on the Internet with Decision Support) (Emery, 2005).

This work underpinned interventions that target the mode of processing for facilitating recovery and preventing relapse (Rawal, Enayati, Williams, & Park, 2009; Segal, Williams, & Teasdale, 2002; Watkins & Moberly, 2009).

This article, finally, outlines five key actions needed to strengthen the field of health policy analysis within LMICs, including capacity development and efforts to generate systematic and coherent bodies of work underpinned by both the intent to undertake rigorous analytical work and concern to support policy change.

It is centred on collaborative working underpinned by a care plan agreed between the patient and case manager and incorporates appropriate and accessible health education and the support for self-care, using evidence based behaviour change techniques that are noted in UK health policy as the main approach to care for the majority of people with long-term conditions.