Sentence examples similar to advocating strategy from inspiring English sources

YOUR SPACE, MY PLACE There are piles of parenting books about adolescent clutter, advocating strategies that range from draconian to determined indifference.

9 In March 2010 the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) issued a boxed warning on the clopidogrel label emphasising that individuals with a reduced function CYP2C19 genotype are at an increased risk of adverse cardiovascular outcomes and advocating strategies for adjustment of clopidogrel dose or the use of alternative antiplatelet agents in these high risk individuals.

A widely advocated strategy in public health is community-based health promotion.

Community-based CVD prevention programs are a widely advocated strategy in public health.

A commonly advocated strategy is to use the method performing best on average, as estimated by benchmarking against structure-based reference datasets.

In 1883, he coined the word "eugenics", and advocated strategies for improving human stock to give "the more suitable races or strains of blood" a better chance of success.

Accreditation, public reporting of hospital quality and value based purchasing (i.e. pay for quality) have become the locus of debate and have emerged as widely advocated strategies [ 22].

Although this meeting and the subsequent publications can hardly be considered a panacea for the present challenges in west Africa, it is hard to believe that we would not be farther down the road toward a solution if more concerted steps had been taken toward the advocated strategies.

His troops are badly fractured, with conservatives advocating one strategy and a growing band of pragmatists demanding the opposite.

They say there is no point advocating a strategy that senators will reject flat out and urge environmentalists to be "politically realistic".

It's worth understanding why conservatives like Lee are advocating this strategy, and why others are opposing him.