Sentence examples for better understand and respond from inspiring English sources

The IPCC was set up by the UN Environment Programme and the World Meteorological Organisation WMOO) in 1988 in a bid to better understand and respond to the risks of climate change.

It is this security that acts as a common denominator across all industries, empowering you to monitor and quantify risks so you can better understand and respond to threats and vulnerabilities.

Using a large, representative sample of the Australian population, the analysis describes and models patterns of multiple housing problems, the characteristics of the population at risk, and reflects on the implications for how policy might better understand and respond to multiple housing problems.

Awareness has spread to such a degree that the Ontario government recently pledged $1.7 million to help train people in the service industry to better understand and respond to sexual assault.

Our survey results emphasise the importance of recognising differences between socio-demographic groups in the UK to better understand and respond to patient views and expectations.

As such, providing employees with an Arabic version of the survey may have allowed them to better understand and respond to the specific items of the survey.

Protecting Pacific Island children and women during economic and food crises Publication year: 2009 Publisher: UNDP, PasEFIC, UNICEF Pacific Languages: English This publication is intended to help national and regional partners better understand and actively respond to the impacts of the global economic crisis on some 1 million children and half a million women in the Pacific.

Because our goal is to generate a tool that is used by and useful to decision makers we are exploring methods to better understand how decision makers understand and respond to the manner in which information is presented.

Answers to these pertinent research questions will provide a better knowledge base for medical educators to understand and respond to the needs of this group of students.

The purpose of the study by Connelly and Knuth was to better understand factors that can influence how people understand and respond to risk-related information [ 25].

"By analyzing his digital records, his computer can understand and respond to his thoughts and needs much better than other humans," Wu says, "including his long-term girlfriend and closest friends".