Sentence examples for awareness and services from inspiring English sources
Dick Benson, after whose son Will's Bill is named, testified on the need for more awareness and services in youth sports.
As surveillance efforts continue, it is likely that awareness and services will develop in states that were lagging behind, resulting in a predictable increase in the average rate for the United States as time elapses.
United Nations Agencies through their regular programmes together with other stakeholders like the government of Uganda, donor agencies and civil society are supporting mechanisms for the empowerment of girls in the areas of education, ending violence against women and girls, reproductive health awareness and services etc.
The association between service awareness and service use and CBO engagement was stronger in rural than in urban areas.
We observed that the volunteers with activity-based financial incentives and service delivery improvements can enhance community health awareness and service utilization.
This analysis demonstrated the need for better integration between eye care services and the general health system, local planning for prevention of blindness, an information system, a better staff mix and health education to increase community awareness and service uptake.
Training curricula and capacity-building development, and the development of training sessions for clinical trainers at university-based hospitals, were also important project activities for increasing FP/RH awareness and service capacity.
For example, the constant influx of displaced women into the camps might have influenced overall exposure to the interventions and lowered awareness and service use as a whole in the follow-up survey.
Therefore, network devices require *-awareness2 properties, c.f. self-awareness, energy-awareness, and service-awareness (Sect. 6).
Government of Nigeria at all levels are urged not stop at creating awareness and screening services, but endavour to provide affordable and accessible treatment services.
About 1,300 chief executives take part in the annual sleepout, which aims to raise awareness and fund services for the 100,000 Australians who sleep rough on the streets.
