It is clear that in order to alleviate the vulnerabilities of adolescent girls in times of conflict, women and girls must be supported in providing for their families.
If anyone is stunned that adding Snackwells to a meal of pepperoni pizza did not alleviate our vulnerability to obesity and diabetes, I would like to discuss the sale of a lovely bridge in Brooklyn.
We demonstrate that IRS869 can skew M1/M2 balance to M2 phenotype and alleviate the vulnerability of the atherosclerotic plaques in ApoE−/− mice.
They need to address both their external vulnerability, by alleviating stressors threatening households, as well as their internal vulnerability, by strengthening their resilience or ability to cope.
The propensity for disengagement on the part of mobile home residents, when coupled with the tendency of other stakeholders (particularly private enterprises) to overlook the needs of this subpopulation, compounds the challenge of developing predisaster mitigation programs aimed at alleviating mobile home resident vulnerability.
To ensure strategic measures are designed to alleviate these potential vulnerabilities, this study proposed collaborative stakeholder participation throughout the development process of SAMPA's management plan, and also as a platform to build much needed confidence in MPAs among fishers in the Maldives.
In any case, puff pieces in Time did not alleviate Chiang's vulnerability before the Japanese.
Multiple green growth oriented programs have been in place to attain these objectives with the anticipation that rural poverty can be alleviated and the vulnerability towards natural disasters can be avoided.
UNAIDS is the leading advocate of global action on AIDS, supporting programs to prevent transmission of the disease, providing care for those infected, working to reduce the vulnerability of specific populations, and alleviating the economic and social impact of the disease.
The annual study, this year entitled Sustaining human progress: reducing vulnerabilities and building resilience, found that advances in alleviating poverty have been undermined by natural or human-induced disasters and crises.
