Sentence examples for become a key strategy from inspiring English sources
Public reporting of surgeon outcomes has become a key strategy in the English NHS to ensure accountability and improve the quality of care.
Targeting the children of the super-rich, therefore, has become a key strategy for private banks and wealth management firms, such as Barclays' wealth management arm, according to the research company, which runs a database of these individuals.
Pushing Islamic State supporters to commit terrorist attacks in the west has become a key strategy of the militant group, as its territorial advance falters in the face of coalition airstrikes and defeats on the ground.
"Going nano" has also become a key strategy in the race for future leadership in global markets, according to a recent study of Germany's Association of Engineers, VDI.
Nearly overnight, mobilizing young people has become a key strategy for groups advocating stricter gun laws, with unprecedented amounts of money being devoted to that goal.
Offering remedial classes online has become a key strategy for colleges and universities hoping to save money and move students out of basic skills classes into courses they get credit for.
Daily sedation interruption (DSI) recommended in the 2002 guidelines became a key strategy after Kress and colleagues [ 34] reported significant reductions in ventilation time and ICU stay in a single-center 128-patient randomized trial.
School closures and home quarantine became a key strategy during the 'contain phase' of the outbreak (22 May - 2 June 2009) [ 3], particularly in Victoria, because the majority of Australia's HIN1 cases occurred among school-aged children in that state [ 4- 6].
Our findings suggest that the alley-cropping system can become a key management strategy to improve biodiversity and ecosystem functions within oil palm production landscapes.
Continuum of care throughout pregnancy, birth, and after delivery has become a key program strategy for improving the health of mothers and newborns.
