Sentence examples for and communities to identify from inspiring English sources

They help their families and communities to identify risky and nonrisky areas based on their understanding of the local environment.

It is essential to educate people, doctors, and communities to identify those with high blood pressure as it is now defined, and treat it properly.

Organizations like AVRDC and the International Development Research Centre hold periodic workshops and field days, bringing together farmers, consumers, businesses, and communities to identify varieties of onion, tomato, eggplant, and okra that grow the best, taste the best, and perform best at local markets.

Mr. Chairman, UNICEF's fourth priority is to strengthen the capacity of families and communities to identify and respond to the needs of orphans and vulnerable children; to ensure their rights to inherit family resources, and to ensure their protection and access to basic health, education and child welfare services.

- The project developed standards for "Child Safe Home", "Safe Schools", "Safe Kindergartens" and "Safe Communities" to identify and remove injury hazards from homes, schools and communities.

Participation in these community-level vulnerability assessments enhances understanding, builds capacity, generates knowledge for management, and allows communities to identify locally appropriate adaptation strategies.

However, future studies on how decentralisation influences retention of rural health workers may benefit from the insight of health workers and people living in urban communities to identify and better understand pull and stay factors.

Developing the plan through June 2012, the anticipated date of completion, CDOT is reviewing the existing bicycle conditions in Chicago neighborhoods and gathering input from communities to identify the gaps and barriers in the current Chicago bike network.

This process of socializing of evidence for participatory action (SEPA) is iterative: repeated cycles of research and action building confidence among communities to identify and solve their own problems.

We sought to explore perceptions about preconception health and care among women from these communities to identify opportunities and challenges for intervention development in primary care.

UMCOR staff and partners hold workshops where they work with local communities to identify and meet the hazards in their locality, seeking to minimize the damage inflicted whenever a disaster might strike.