Sentence examples for barriers to assisting from inspiring English sources

Reviewing progress made in the first half of 2004 under the Action Plan for Children Affected by War, UNICEF found that other barriers to assisting children made vulnerable by the conflict included the LTTE's failure to end the recruitment of children, and the destabilizing effect of continued inter-factional violence in the East.

In support of the main journey, therefore, a separate Ross Sea party would land in McMurdo Sound and would lay a series of supply depots across the 400 mile width of the Barrier, to assist the crossing group home.

A supporting Ross Sea party, based on the opposite side of the continent in McMurdo Sound, would lay supply depots across the Great Ice Barrier, to assist the transcontinental party on the final stage of its journey.

The goals of including pharmacists in the PCMH are to optimize medication regimens, improve management of chronic diseases, and lower barriers to adherence through assisting in refilling and renewal of medications [ 12, 32].

These service models have uncovered barriers to integrating medication assisted treatment using buprenorphine within HIV primary care that are both financial and regulatory.

Participants in the navigator arm underwent a baseline interview using a strengths-based case management approach to assist in identifying barriers to entering care and devising solutions to best cope with perceived barriers.

The CFIR can be used to assist identification of barriers and facilitators to interventions, to track implementation processes, and to explore the factors that influence implementation and how implementation influences interventions.

mHealth can also support retention to care by assisting patients with financial barriers to care, securing transportation, and assist providers with a referral and consultation base (e.g., Changamka's smart-card based insurance services [ 47]).

It said the Environment Agency now had four times more mobile flood barriers than last year, and that battalions were being trained to assist with the rapid deployment of these barriers when needed.

Government resistance to funding research in this sector presents a barrier and requires a significant investment to assist Māori in transforming our socio-economic status.

A volunteer support system for both women and men entrepreneurs to assist them in surpassing barriers - such as bureaucracy systems - are needed to enable them to accomplish their vision.