Sentence examples for broad population and from inspiring English sources
The lesson for Washington is that insurance works most effectively for all when costs are spread across a broad population and all individuals are required to buy coverage.
There is no education in, or awareness of the SUMP principles and actions in the broad population and, consequently, not much chance for behavioural change.
In targeting the broad population and incorporating diversity concerns within the general public policy focus, the ICP features all the main dimensions of a mainstreaming policy and also seeks to be incorporated into policymaking at all city levels and in all departments (Scholten & Van Breugel, 2018).
(RED) told the story to the broad population and they have responded!
In my opinion, this is a direct byproduct of "fear politiks" practiced by both parties -- holding power by way of first scaring the broad population and then offering superficial relief by assault on some minority, or "other" population.
Our study was large and included a broad population and did not need to be limited to a monitor-rich area.
In both public health and clinical settings, there remains insufficient dissemination of evidence-based practices, resulting in new discoveries not reaching broad populations and populations most in need [ 6– 8].
The 4 percent decline in support for the president since 2008 simply tracks the similar small decline among the broader population and among white, Catholic and Protestant voters.
The regime tried to crack down, but its repression served to mobilize the broader population and resulted in the founding of the Solidarity union that September.
Modi's banknote change has so far proven popular among increasingly aspirational voters who are tired of corruption, although views among the broader population and economists are divided over the efficacy and fairness of the move.
Experts say it is beginning to spread quickly into the broader population, and one of the chief barriers to prevention and treatment is the stigma that makes outcasts of those who carry the virus.
