Sentence examples for achieve acceptability from inspiring English sources

By analysing a survey collected after the referendum and the subsequent reintroduction of the charges, we analyse the prerequisites to achieve acceptability given that the public is familiar with congestion charges.

Elsewhere, we have highlighted the importance of integrating cash transfer programmes into a community context to achieve acceptability of cash transfers and maximize impact (Skovdal et al. 2013).

Many proponents of alternative medicine attempt to achieve acceptability by claiming that they are complementary practitioners and then, via the back door, they attempt to subvert the treatments offered by the medical practitioners.

Project details and results for coverage achieved, acceptability by parents, and costs of implementation have been published elsewhere [ 25- 27].

Finally, a challenge to the introduction of the maternal pertussis vaccination campaign will be achieving acceptability and therefore uptake among pregnant women.

It was found that 29% of all living rooms and 31% of all bedrooms monitored during 2009 had more than 1% of summertime occupied hours outside the comfort zone recommended by the standard to achieve 90% acceptability.

Also needed is a transparent risk assessment framework that can achieve wide acceptability (SCENIHR 2005).

More specifically, we examine their perspectives on how participatory the programme was and how this in turn, combined with their perceived impact of the programme, helped achieve social acceptability.

The use of fingertip culture method coupled with the visual portrayal and handmade poster was a simple, convincing, relatively inexpensive, enjoyable and self motivational approach to develop confidence and to achieve the acceptability of in-house prepared ABHR.

After demonstration of the correct spirometry maneuver, participants performed up to eight forced vital capacity maneuvers or until exhaustion to achieve the acceptability and repeatability criteria of the American Thoracic Society ATS /European Respiratory Society ERSRS) [ 30].

We hope that our partial focus on the implementation process, and lessons learned from embedding the cash transfer programme into a community context, provides useful insights to how cash transfer programmes can pay more attention to possibilities of participation and community agency, and thereby be more aligned with local realities, achieve social acceptability and meet programme objectives.