Sentence examples for adequate programme from inspiring English sources
In Luxembourg, there is neither a systematic screening programme for early detection of TC nor an adequate programme of iodine supplementation.
Consequently, adequate programme evaluation is limited [ 17] and identification of effective working mechanisms to promote PA in older adults is hardly possible.
All stakeholders expressed opinions on areas where more national level strategic support was needed, including the overall approach of working with medicine retailers, national coordination of information on medicine use, provision of adequate programme resources and tackling affordability issues.
The government has to create adequate programmes to improve the health of Mexicans - but not with a tax".
Nicaragua Sugar Estates, one of Central America's largest plantations, has conducted internal studies, and one in 2001 pointed to "strenuous labour with exposure to high environmental temperatures without an adequate hydration programme" as an important factor.
Coastal change is ongoing and long-term so that management is necessarily a process and effective delivery requires an adequate monitoring programme to inform management decisions.
Hannes Swoboda, leader of the centre-left Socialists and Democrats (S&D) group, said: "We reiterate that Jean-Claude Juncker - as the candidate of the largest group in the European Parliament - must have the right to be the first to seek a majority in the European Parliament, through proposing an adequate work programme".
Early discharge from hospital to a nursing home with an adequate rehabilitation programme could help to optimise integrated care for stroke patients.
An adequate monitoring programme must also take into account a range of spatial scales and utilize natural gradients (Lepetz et al., 2009).
"Just five years ago, only six of the 72 countries with Vitamin A deficiency had adequate supplementation programmes," said Ms. Bellamy.
Cervical cancer is one of the leading causes of death in women worldwide, especially in developing countries owing to the lack of adequate screening programmes.
