CBOs have significant access to and rapport with the target population and without their support, interventions may not be accepted, endorsed, or reach the community in the form that they were initially developed.
The aim of this study was to specify the features of a 'NHS friendly' complementary therapy service – that is a service that would be accepted, endorsed and supported by NHS stakeholders such as clinicians and PCT managers – to help those who are considering ways to design such services in NHS primary care.
We attend, consider, judge, reason, deliberate, accept, endorse, decide, try, and so on.
Knowing that they are required to choose principles for a well-ordered society, the parties must choose principles that they sincerely believe they will be able to accept, endorse and willingly comply with under conditions where these principles are generally enforced.
Rather, their practical effect is to legally compel Christians to accept, endorse, and even promote messages, ideas, and events that violate their faith.
They have invited Republican and Democratic candidates to speak at their meetings (no Democrat has ever accepted), and endorsed some of them, including Mr Mourdock.
They have invited Republican and Democratic candidates to speak at their meetings (no Democrats have ever accepted), and endorsed some of them, including Mr Mourdock.
Without explicitly acknowledging that anything went awry in Florida's presidential election last year, President Bush today accepted and endorsed some of the general principles in a blue-ribbon panel's report on overhauling the nation's election system.
"It appears that Trump has wholeheartedly accepted and endorsed this [Saudi] agenda to stamp out Islamism.
The principles of data sharing have been widely accepted and endorsed by the research community, but the way that they have been implemented over the past few years has been subject to change.
Stigmatizing attitudes regarding certain behaviors (e.g. substance use during pregnancy) and groups (e.g. injection drug users) are widely accepted, culturally endorsed and enshrined in policy (e.g. criminal law).
