Ngabirano says that when staff are reoriented on alcoholism, diagnosis and treatment, they are more likely to see it as a health problem "needing intervention".
In support of this argument, one respondent from MoHSW said '… It is very expensive to orient everybody, but when there is an alert, for instance the case of yellow fever in Uganda, the RHMT, CHMT and workers at POE around the border of Tanzania with Uganda were reoriented on the control and preventive measures as well as on the case management' (Key Informant 4).
The Government should develop more family support services in the country, in terms of variety and geographical coverage and adopt measures aiming to ensure that social work practice is reoriented on outreach service or develop robust referral mechanism based on social workers and other community workers.
With the closure of our largest tokamak and of several smaller experiments, the canceling of a major, planned follow-up device, and deep cuts in funding for other national fusion facilities, the U.S. fusion community recognized that its research program had to be reoriented to focus on the underlying fusion science of plasma physics and related engineering.
These attentional resources may need to be reoriented for rule extraction in order to focus on the common structures observed across words.
As our development programme is reoriented to deliver even better on the pledge of a global economy that works for everyone, the UK should build on its record on transparency and commitment to accountability.
The Republican said he had earlier called Mr. Obama's senior economic adviser, Lawrence H. Summers, and "gave him my thoughts on how this should be reoriented toward real estate".
If portal ends are not on parallel planes, the character passing through is reoriented to be upright with respect to gravity after leaving a portal end.
Rather, "the composition of spending needs to be reoriented".
Certainly, bonus payments lost that purpose and need to be reoriented.
