Sentence examples for allocations to address from inspiring English sources
The financial implication of retaining and recruiting more clinical mentors is also a serious challenge and Jigawa State needs to make adequate budgetary allocations to address this challenge.
The duplication of State institutional arrangements and agencies working on children, and lack of clarity on roles and responsibilities has prevented consistency in law and policy reform, law enforcement and resource allocations to address children's issues.
A national goal on care and protection of children in need of special protection (CNSP) has been integrated in Viet Nam Social Economic Development Plan 2006-20100) providing very good basis to advocate for increased budget allocations to address the issue of violence against children at national and sub-national levels.
It is vital to have more transparent, equitable and efficient resource allocation to address the prevailing economic disparities.
The results shown in Table 2 highlight a major deficiency from using a purely geographical classification as the basis for resource allocation to address access problems.
If it were easy to do so, an NGO or donor should stay informed about private revenue streams that could be augmenting their own allocation to address health problems.
For countries with lower efficiency but a high HIV/AIDS burden, a combined approach is needed to simultaneously strengthen the capacity of public systems to increase efficiency for the long-term sustainability of AIDS control, and improve resource allocation to address immediate needs.
We propose a profit allocation approach to address information symmetry created by undisclosed budget thresholds.
It then uses such smart factor indices as building blocks to design suitable allocation strategies to address specific risk/return objectives.
The initial model contained all the independent variables with p-values<0.2 for the significance testing results from the univariate analyses (Hosmer and Lemeshow approach [18]) as well as plausible interaction terms (US government funding with pharmaceutical funding for allocation concealment) to address potential effect modification.
In contrast, the current study aimed to compare both, and used resource allocation modelling to address choices between both types of prevention, considering a range of prevention programs and evaluating them using a model that accounts for the full effects on health and costs of care.
