Sentence examples for accessible response from inspiring English sources
"Nature-based solutions not only offer an effective and accessible response to climate change: they also deliver a series of benefits to people and biodiversity".
The introduction to Priority 4 in the SFDRR states that empowering people with disabilities and universally accessible response, recovery, rehabilitation, and reconstruction approaches are critical.
Priority 4 focuses on how to "Build Back Better," stating that "Empowering women and persons with disabilities to publicly lead and promote gender equitable and universally accessible response, recovery, rehabilitation and reconstruction approaches are key" (UNISDR 2015a, p. 17).
We construct evolutionarily accessible response dynamics starting from a linear response to absolute levels of attractant, to those observed in current-day Escherichia coli.
To get more reliable and accessible responses, the questionnaires were given together in a single session.
Household responses have been grouped into two main types: intuitive, inexpensive, and accessible responses (which we term ' coping responses') and more complex, costly, and challenging anticipatory actions (which we term ' adaptations').
There is a need to promote gender equality and to make available universally accessible access to response, recovery, rehabilitation, and reconstruction resources.
"I would send a demo to Paolo, and he would write back saying, 'I'm crying a little; I need to cry a lot!' He wanted to trigger a deeply complicated but very accessible emotional response, so I suppose that's why he came to me".
Obama's express reason is that he was still analyzing the situation and pushing for change in Iraq's Shia-dominated, Iran-aligned government to make it more accessible and response to Sunnis and Kurds.
Again, FGD is used to obtain knowledge, perspectives and attitudes of people about issues, and sought explanations for behaviours in a way that would be less easily accessible in response to direct questions [ 11].
The UK Department of Health have prioritised making mental health services more effective and accessible in response to evidence that such services are not meeting the needs of some groups of people [ 2, 3].
