Sentence examples for aim behaviour from inspiring English sources

Harsh regimes are still in place in Iran (under American embargo since 1979), Myanmar (since 1997), Sudan (since 1996), never mind Cuba (1962).Regime change may not be sanctions' aim; behaviour change may suffice.

The aim of behaviour therapy, also known as behaviour modification, is therefore to change behaviour patterns.

Aim: The behaviour of a neurocranial suture autograft in a plagiocephalic infant is described.

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) emphasises the importance of including knowledge, attitude and behavioural components when developing and evaluating interventions aimed at behaviour change among individuals or populations.

These powers of intervention are aimed at behaviour problems caused by children away from school - such as fighting between pupils from different schools and "low-level anti-social behaviour".

Second, the peer education programme directly aimed at behaviour change.

Future studies aimed at behaviour modification for lifestyle management in youth with T2D may want to consider these approaches.

It begins with an awareness-raising campaign aimed at behaviour change to encourage the use of filters when drawing pond water.

Capacity needs to be built in residents of such areas to empower them with adequate knowledge aimed at behaviour change and selection of appropriate control measures against malaria.

In conclusion, it is essential for offering successful prescribed interventions aiming at behaviour change that attention is directed towards psychological and social issues as well as physiological [ 24].

Therefore, it is essential for offering successful prescribed interventions aiming towards behaviour change to focus on psychological and social issues as well as physiological issues.