Sentence examples for an essential package from inspiring English sources

It's an essential package of reading on two different sides of one big dilemma for us all.

"My vision is that uCella will be outside every house in the U.S and will become an essential package platform in the worldwide e-commerce ecosystem," he said.

The forum agreed to a 10-point plan including a goal to cut deaths globally, oppose tobacco – possibly by a tax on manufacturers' profits – accelerate research and get an essential package of cancer care to poor countries.

The High-Level Taskforce on Innovative International Financing for Health Systems HLTFF) recommended that by 2009 low income countries should allocate at least US$444 per capita to deliver an essential package of health services.

Ensure universal access to an essential package of quality antenatal, obstetrical and neonatal care and integrated childhood care and development.

It is now widely recognised that each and every child has the right to an essential package of health interventions.

HSSP II provided the blueprint to innovations like the definition of a "Kenya Essential Package of Health" (KEPH), a "Community Strategy", a "Joint Framework of Work and Financing" (JPWD) as expression of the Sector-Wide Approach (SWAp) and a "Hospital Reform" aiming at more autonomy for provincial hospitals.

County hospitals should support a network of primary care facilities so that together they ensure delivery of a comprehensive essential package of care.

Further research is needed to determine the cost of dialysis based on a standard methodology grounded on existing economic guidelines and to address the question whether dialysis should be an element of the essential package of health in resource-poor countries.

"There will be a lot of federal dollars flowing through the exchanges to help people buy coverage". In three years, health plans will look more uniform as an essential benefits package takes effect in the exchanges; that package will vary mostly by cost-sharing levels as opposed to covered services.

Going forward, cervical cancer prevention must be considered a part of the essential package of SRH services for HIV-positive women.