Sentence examples for a framework for responding from inspiring English sources

To describe and evaluate the public health response to the Tamworth Country Music Festival, an annual extended mass gathering in rural New South Wales, Australia; and to propose a framework for responding to similar rural mass gatherings.

This paper aims to provide the field with a resource that will (a) provide a brief overview on the prevalence of workplace violence in child welfare, (b) describe prevention strategies, (c) suggest a framework for responding to violence and (d) apply this framework to a recent event in public child welfare.

In this section we offer a framework for responding to these challenges, give examples of localized solutions in LMICs and suggest ways to ensure steady supplies of the inputs to health given rising petroleum prices (summarized in Table  2).

This paper assesses progress in the development of a global framework for responding to non-communicable diseases, as reflected in the policies and initiatives of the World Health Organization (WHO), World Bank and the UN: the institutions most capable of shaping a coherent global policy.

Here, and throughout her memoir, Crosby draws upon the ideas of the philosopher and gender theorist Judith Butler, who, in her 2005 book "Giving an Account of Oneself," considered the challenges of presenting oneself to others as "a recognizable subject," and of developing an ethical framework for responding to those with whom "no common ground can be assumed".

CPND summarizes the government's warning systems and organizational framework for responding to natural hazard-induced disasters.

Interviewers received 6 days training in how to conduct the interview and assessments; sensitive and ethical issues; Moldova's legal framework for responding to human trafficking; and women survivors' rights of confidentiality, protection assistance and rehabilitation.

The term 'human rights' refers simultaneously to several things: a moral language; a set of norms and laws, both national and international; and a framework for analyzing and responding to the various serious harms experienced by men and women around the world.

Owing to the challenges of collecting physiological data for multiple parameters, the mechanistic niche model is not primarily intended for use in forecasting, but rather provides a framework for understanding how species respond to particular climatic gradients.

The black African communities responded, submitting a framework for prevention to the health ministry in October 2001; it offered numerous proposals for education in conservative and introspective communities.

Witte's Extended Parallel Process Model (EPPM) has been found useful for understanding adaptive behavior in the face of unknown risk, and thus offers a framework for examining scenario-specific willingness to respond among local public health workers.