Sentences with phrase «wide knowledge centre»

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However, if a centre - back finds himself defending out wide, then prior knowledge will serve to help them marshal the situation better.

She is able to draw on wide - ranging experience and knowledge, having represented workers in the service and communications sectors (notably fighting for rights for call centre workers and agency workers), manufacturing and basic industries.

The EU funded EUPRIM - Net links nine European primate centres in order to combine their wide range of biological and biomedical R&D activities, their extensive knowledge and infrastructure resources, as well as their solid experience in primate housing and breeding.

An exhibition examining the usefulness of art and twenty - first century arts centres, featuring work from a wide range of UK - based artists RESOURCE is inspired by the 1927 founding manifesto of the Bluecoat which states that the organisation was set up to promote not only the arts, but also the «diffusion of useful knowledge».

An exceptionally educated, skilled and experience person with wide pool of knowledge about physical and emotional health looking for a job profile of a health educator in a health centre where I would be given a chance to impart health education to as many people as possible and thereby help improving the health knowledge of a large population of people.

A person with a rich administrative experience and a wide pool of knowledge is looking for a job of a health administrator in a nursing centre which would help me to exercise my communication skills and utilize my long working experience in a fruitful way.

As Indigenous knowledges and practices were centred in wider systems, so too did the health system change its way of doing business.