Sentences with phrase «value of the support network»

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«I'm in full support of providing value and helping people who are struggling, but I fundamentally will not allow my network to be exposed to people who are negative and have the potential to bring them down.

The biggest value of this private members community comes from the networking, deal - making, support and insights that come from the engagement among other sports executives.

Surround yourself with people, who are passionate, bring positive energy, bring value to your life, have a purpose, support your personal growth, strive for social impact, and want to be a part of a network.

The best - known display of a hard fork without full support (and its failure or success depending on point of view), the two networks (ethereum and ethereum classic) now both operate separately, commanding about as much value as they did before.

As investors, we are supporting that vision by investing across the space industry and building the value network of entrepreneurial space.

Description: Our mission is to reduce cryptocurrency market dilution and restore lost value to the Crypto Economy, by providing holders, community members and creators of failed coins, a buy - out, a way to join a project that has the network effect that the projects they created or supported failed to achieve, and implementing a subsequent systematic burn of the coins bought out.

If you come into the goat, not only will you find quality coffee, but you'll also find a network of support, a huge library, and a company that values sustainability.

Annabelle Candy Co. intends to continue making quality candy products well into the 21st century, with the dedication and efforts of all its valued employees and the support of its fine broker network.

There is truly great value in having a network of peer support around you AND also balancing that with the qualified and diverse services of: medical care provider information, childbirth education, labor support, lactation support, mental health counselors / therapists, etc..

The Network is underpinned by the values of quality, equity and dignity and supports the targets of Every Woman Every Child's (EWEC) Global Strategy.

Could we do the same on individual company level, when we know that the network effect (propagation and diffusion of new created value) would be optimised through such targeted support?

Ironically, while supporting himself as a church musical director and classical pianist, he's learned the value of networking: «I must add five new contacts a week now, swapping gigs.

By modeling its structure, articulating the architectural principles that have fueled its phenomenal growth, and discovering how social conventions drive online human interactions, Web science hopes to find mechanisms that will ensure the network continues to grow productively and in ways that support the basic social values of trustworthiness and privacy.

Malhi also values being a part of the Summer Internship for Native Americans in Genomics (SING) workshop, which facilitate discussions about how genomic research is conducted and to create a support network for Native American students in the sciences.

Cultivating networks of support, knowing you're part of a community that relies on you, and understanding your value will help you find purpose in even the most difficult times.

Religious schools, he argued, are more likely to offer the tight - knit network of supporting adults who can provide these consistent values and norms to help the child prosper.

From flexible IT support, teaching and learning apps and essential infrastructure hardware; to the UK's most popular network and progressive cloud - based school MIS, RM Education is a trusted advisor and valued ICT partner to thousands of schools here in the UK.

It takes dedicated time and the development of the infrastructure to support networking takes funding, and resources away from other valued pursuits.

The time for a collaborative, networked approach that includes support for individual teacher - leaders as well as advancing systemic change might just be right, as Generation Y, the «Me» Generation is being replaced by the «C» Generation, a psychographic group emerging on both sides of the Atlantic as highly connected, pluralistic, multi-cultural, media - savvy digital citizens with shared values and lifestyles.

Dr. Patricia Reeves, co-author of the School ADvance Administrator Evaluation system and co-director of School ADvance's GrowthPLUS support network, met with the Education Alliance on October 14, 2013 to share what the School ADvance team is learning about various approaches states are using to address student growth and value added estimates for educator evaluation.

The finance company is operative in all the major European markets, and in Switzerland with Fidis Finance, with a sole mission: to support the sales of all Fiat Group Automobiles brand vehicles by offering innovative financial products with high added value services targeted to the dealership network, private customers and companies.

Including these photo exhibitions and cuisine at the gathering will create a direct connection to the value brought to New York City and our country by First Nations cultures, and help forge deeper connections across this network of potent creators — a reality we are eager to amplify and support.

The objectives of the HIAP Residency Programme are to initiate and support new approaches in producing, understanding, studying and valuing art; to encourage artistic exploration and cross-disciplinary creativity; to provide international arts professionals with opportunities to undertake creative work, conduct research and build networks; to present the creative work of international artists to audiences in the Helsinki metropolitan area; and to foster international collaboration, exchange, and dialogue in the arts.

«The value of the guide is that it provides practical, simple, step - by - step instructions for journalists to actually dive into these networks and help find and visualize connections and patterns,» said Claire Wardle, executive director of First Draft — a project of Harvard's Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy that supported the guide — in an email to Poynter.

Patrick McCully, Climate and Energy Program Director of Rainforest Action Network, said, «RAN is pleased to keep its money at a bank that supports sustainable businesses and non-profits and shares our values, unlike the big banks who are fueling the climate crisis by pumping hundreds of billions of dollars into extreme fossil fuels every year.

From our office in India, supported by a network of experts in the UK and Africa, we can work with you to deliver integrated Climate + Care programmes which protect the environment, improve lives in local communities, and deliver business value.

ILTA is the premier legal industry peer networking organization, providing information to members to maximize the value of technology in support of the legal profession.

CASAL's mission is to support and promote initiatives that value diversity and advancement of all South Asian lawyers and law students, within the legal profession throughout Canada; to provide a forum for professional networking and development of all South Asian lawyers, through continuing legal education, mentorship, advocacy, legal scholarship and greater community involvement; to foster excellence in the quality of legal services provided to all Canadians.

International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) ILTA is the premier legal industry peer networking organization, providing information to members to maximize the value of technology in support of the legal profession.

Get more lawyers and legal institutions recognizing the value the PLEIs bring and hopefully what follows is greater support of their work from their funders and new links between their work and that of others in the network of legal information and service providers.

Networks offer better value for money, as they do not have the expense of supporting the vast infrastructure that inter - national law firms have to main - tain, a fact stemming from the independence of our firms.

The Bitcoin block size debate about how the Bitcoin network can support increased transactions without compromising the original values of decentralization and democratic control, has dominated forums, chat rooms and social media for months now.

This weekend saw bitcoin cash rise to a value of nearly $ 2,000, an all - time high, though analysts differed on whether this amounts to lasting (or even real) support for the network.

I now run a regional Logistics and Supply Chain network supporting operations in 12 states and an account valued in excess of $ 160M.

Managed and led 6 military and 9 DoD contractors managing 3 high profile intelligence networks valued in excess of $ 10M that supported 480th Intelligence Wing (480 IW) mission objectives.

Concise stories elevate your career marketing documents (executive resume, career biography, etc.) and online social networking profiles with evidence to support your promise of value to your future employer.

AJST members acknowledge the value of networking in professional development, are committed to the support of their client's career objectives, and subscribe to a rigid code of ethical conduct.

Ability to articulate and actively support the mission and values of Hope Network and the Center for Autism.

You will be responsible for building and maintaining a client base trading with CER, matching Teachers and Support staff into Education roles, attending networking events, business development, working in partnership with our schools providing value for money along with added value, liaising with candidates who are seeking a change of role in a predominantly temporary recruitment environment and will be involved in building a pipeline of high quality candidates through online advertising and CV searching.

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Having a clear understanding of service values, the mission and its meaning is key in supporting healthy social networks.

Social support is defined as information that one is loved and cared for, esteemed and valued, and part of a social network of communication and mutual obligations (7).

The Parenting Network aims to influence policy and practice in supporting parents so that the island of Ireland will actively value and support parents in their parenting role to achieve better outcomes for children, parents and families.