Sentence examples for * rehabilitation action from inspiring English sources

In these cases, due to lack of time, any rehabilitation action is difficult or impractical and the multiplicity of earthquakes can lead to important damage accumulation.

In such cases, there is a significant damage accumulation as a result of multiplicity of earthquakes, and due to lack of time, any rehabilitation action is impractical.

Fig. 6 Decision tree to decide on rehabilitation action for invader plant stands in different vegetation systems (adapted from Everson et al. 2016b).

"We have launched a massive rescue and rehabilitation action plan and lots needs to be done," Information and Broadcasting Minister Minendra Rijal told Indian television.

On the international level, the World Health Organization (WHO) Disability and Rehabilitation Action Plan 2006-2011[ 24] proposes the development of a multi-country action-learning and research initiative to create a new paradigm of medical care for disabled persons.

The second fact is that pavement rehabilitation is explicitly recommended by some design methods such as the AASHTO method which requires rehabilitation action once the pavement reaches its terminal serviceability as defined by the terminal present serviceability index.

The proposed ICT method can be used in other similar buildings, and therefore to define best rehabilitation actions.

The first priority would then be to remove all utilizable stems before the rehabilitation actions are implemented.

Finally, we present a decision-tree for the planning of invasive alien plant rehabilitation actions in a landscape that also includes natural evergreen forest.

"That might have led to a lot of problems". In 1985, he joined a group of people, Rehabilitation in Action to Improve Neighborhoods, known as Rain, that was refurbishing an abandoned building at 336 East 4th Street under a city program that allows people to trade labor for an opportunity to buy an abandoned city-owned building at a reduced price.

Away from the ministry and those organisations hoping to get a slice of the "rehabilitation revolution" action across England and Wales, there are some concerned voices.