Sentence examples for allocated to prevent from inspiring English sources
It's working, as there are several bills moving through Congress that would allow Hardest Hit Funds--which were originally allocated to prevent foreclosure -- to be used for vacancy abatement in the industrial Midwest.
To ensure that adequate resources are allocated to prevent the emergence and spread of drug resistance it is important to understand the scale of the problem.
With the recent economic situation, there is a possibility of more people experiencing downward social mobility and increased resources need to be allocated to prevent or treat mental health, hence, reducing the burden on health services.
In countries with low prevalence of antibacterial resistance, a lot of resources of infection control are often allocated to prevent the spread of resistant microbes, i.e. contact tracing, screening patients for colonisation, applying isolation precautions and occasionally also on decolonization.
A 2016 report from China's National Audit Office found that RMB17.62 billion, or USD$2.56 billion, that was allocated to preventing water pollution in 2015 had not been used effectively.
Resources need to be allocated to preventing the birth of VLBW babies outside hospital, early neonatal resuscitation, provision of NCPAP and prevention of NEC.
GPs are also blinded for allocation to prevent accidentally informing the patients of the allocated treatment.
It is good to learn that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has pledged to create thousands of units of new housing for the homeless and the homeless mentally ill and has also allocated funds to prevent evictions.
16 We have carried out the first outcome evaluation at 2 years of age corrected for preterm birth for SGA babies randomly allocated to receive GM-CSF to prevent neonatal sepsis.
These results can aid public health decision makers in allocating resources to prevent cholera transmission in Haiti.
The study is expected to produce novel information on the optimal timing and setting of interventions and for allocating resources to prevent obesity and diabetes in women of reproductive age.
