Sentence examples for a framework to promote from inspiring English sources

In 2007 the National Stroke Strategy was announced to provide a framework to promote stroke prevention and improve all aspects of stroke care in England[ 5].

This may have been influenced by the inclusion of health services research as a key theme in the NHMRC's Road Map publication [ 9] which, for the first time, provided a framework to promote priority-driven research in Indigenous health.

Unless this research culminates in practical and cost-effective interventions capable of attracting the political and social support required to allow effective implementation, it will not prevent harm or save lives. 1 The Public Health Model has been proposed as a framework to promote the progression of sports medicine research towards real-world application.

Now, clearly, whether Europe works as an effective system of solidarity among its members to protect them from "systemic risks", or simply sets a juridical framework to promote a greater degree of competition among them, will determine the future of Europe politically, socially, and culturally.

Also the WHO Regional Office for Europe has addressed the physical activity issue in a number of recent documents including a European framework to promote physical activity [ 7] and a call for counteracting obesity [ 8].

Proposing a regulatory framework to promote innovation is a challenging task because, in addition to economic growth, this framework has to address social and environmental goals.

During the 1970s, the Race Relations Act and the Sex Discrimination Act set a legal framework to promote equal treatment on the grounds of race and gender.

However, a regulatory framework to promote both the production and use of biofuels (incentives, information to users, etc). is desperately needed.

While the IMB model has predicted and promoted adherence to exercise and dietary recommendations among adults with T2DM (22, 22), it has not yet been validated as a useful framework to promote diabetes medication adherence.

Action to be taken to develop a single outcomes framework to promote joint accountability for delivering services that are joined up.

They remove measures created within previous legislation (such as the 1989 Children Act) as important parts of a carefully crafted framework to promote the welfare and protection of children and families.