Sentence examples for address underlying vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources
E.C.B. action "cannot — and indeed should not — replace measures in both the public and private sectors to address underlying vulnerabilities in balance sheets of both banks and sovereigns," the central bank said.
It also means that the international aid system must be retooled to better manage unpredictability and address underlying vulnerabilities.
Bold intersectoral policies and systems are required to address underlying vulnerabilities in migrants that increase the risk of TB and of poor access to health services.
While responding to immediate needs, humanitarian action also necessitates a sharpened focus on the larger duty to address underlying vulnerabilities should disaster strike, or strike again, especially at a time when threats are intensifying, multiplying and interacting in complex and sometimes little-understood ways.
Such investment in disaster risk reduction not only helps to better address underlying vulnerability but also improves partnerships and community engagement.17 The contributions of the humanitarian community to addressing the needs related to post-conflict contexts were validated in the 2009 Report of the Secretary-General on peacebuilding in the immediate aftermath of conflict.
Moreover, buyers base decisions on an established set of "signals" — most of which do more to satisfy compliance checklists than address underlying security vulnerabilities.
UNICEF and the Ministry of Health will work on expanding and rolling out evaluated Adolescent-Friendly Services models that have proven to address underlying social vulnerabilities of most at risk adolescents and young people to HIV.
The external factors that provided for a boom in the new millennium, notwithstanding underlying vulnerabilities, have dissipated.
Because the tougher the veneer, the harder it is to see the underlying vulnerabilities -- until it is too late.
It is also currently unknown whether postoperative delirium is preventable, particularly in patients with underlying vulnerabilities.
They proposed that but for underlying vulnerabilities the infant would not succumb to SIDS.
