Sentence examples for coverage efforts from inspiring English sources
Prior to that, he had a long career advising clients and working on transactions, including as the head of coverage efforts across a variety of industry sectors and as Head of Global M&A.
Plans for expanded healthcare coverage, efforts to combat global warming and reform of the political system all compete for attention.
Children's health coverage efforts gained momentum in 2009 when CHIP was reauthorized and states received incentives to reach out to more uninsured children and removed red-tape barriers making it easier for families to apply.
To improve maternal health on a global scale effectively and to reach universal health coverage, efforts toward the strengthening of national health systems are inevitable (3).
Health promotion and disease prevention have huge impact on health, yet given low priority, risk being overlooked in universal health coverage efforts.
In order to ensure sustained delivery of ART to increasing numbers and realize the potential preventive benefits of widespread treatment coverage, efforts are needed to reinforce the treatment cascade all along the pathway from HIV testing to early initiation to lifelong adherence to treatment.
Counihan previously oversaw marketing for Massachusetts when the state launched its universal coverage effort in 2006, where he set up partnerships with the Red Sox and other groups.
The new law will be publicized by press coverage, grassroots efforts such as school poster contests, and signs on parkways, Mr. Cooper said.
It is unclear whether the extensive media coverage of efforts to roll back the law or consumers' concerns about its viability may be helping fuel the increase.
Recent advances in the arena of polyene cyclizations are presented, with critical coverage on efforts to render such transformations diastereo- and enantioselective with a range of activating groups and functional group arrays.
As the investigation of the terrorist attacks enlists an international cast, British newspapers like The Times (www.thetimes.co.uk) and The Guardian (www.guardian.co.uk) are offering broad coverage of efforts by law enforcement agencies to identify conspirators in Europe.
