Sentence examples for challenges to the functioning from inspiring English sources

The main finding from this evaluation of the Ghana IDSR System for Infectious Diseases Control is that there are still major challenges to the functioning of this system.

Although the IDSR system was associated with some benefits to the system such as reporting and accessibility of surveillance reports, there remain major challenges to the functioning and the quality of IDSR in Ghana.

In conclusion, although the IDSR system was associated with some benefits to the health system such as tracing of delayed reports and better availability and accessibility of electronic reports, there remain major challenges to the functioning and the quality of DHIMS2 in Ghana.

"Criminal networks pose a major challenge to the functioning of our legal economy, we have no peace, and if we fail, our people could lose several generations".

To be sure, Piketty does note (with some incredulity) the rise of the "supermanager" as an economic agent but in the end, he still sees capital accumulation by investors as the main source of inequality and the biggest challenge to the functioning of the modern economy.

We present data from the Reproductive Health Voucher Programme in Yemen to show that during 2014, when the conflict was worsening and public facilities faced significant challenges to keep functioning, the vouchers enabled women to continue accessing quality maternal newborn health services.

Thermal-hydraulic computer code calculations have been performed to simulate the symptoms presented to the operator to diagnose challenges to the critical safety functions (CSFs).

The rise there of an authoritarian regime, especially if Athens drifts further into alliance with Russia, would present major challenges to the unity and function of the Western security pact and add insecurity to Europe's economic woes.

Such findings center on the fact that the spinal cord is a unique and complex environment, posing many challenges to the restoration of function.

Table 5 shows the perceived challenges to REC functioning.

The development and place of a range of potentially addictive substances and behaviours represent major societal challenges to the cohesion, organisation and functioning of contemporary and future European society.