Sentence examples for develop a holistic approach from inspiring English sources

Using evidence from the WHO's commission on social determinants of health, Urban HEART encourages policymakers to develop a holistic approach in tackling health equity.

The club's statement also referred to a "need to develop a holistic approach to all aspects of football at the club".

The club added: "This, combined with an identified need to develop a holistic approach to all aspects of football at the club, has meant that the decision has been taken to find a new manager for the 2013-14 seandn and beyond".

The approach combines concepts from semiotics and schema theory to develop a holistic approach to linguistic meaning.

City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak said the club needed to "develop a holistic approach to all aspects of football at the club". .

Manchester City spoke of the need to "develop a holistic approach" as one of the reasons for sacking manager Roberto Mancini - but more basic forces were at work in his dismissal.

It has increased by two-thirds the number of mental health professionals on duty, expanded a suicide prevention program, and, at Fort Hood, developed a holistic approach to help returning soldiers.

Using Hohhot and Ulaanbaatar as case studies, we developed a holistic approach to examine the socioeconomic and natural driving forces for urbanization and to investigate the impact on the urban environment.

Integration of these two disciplines, Automation Engineering and Systems Engineering, along with other relevant scientific, industrial and educational areas dealing with information control issues in manufacturing constitutes a challenge in developing a holistic approach that treats a system as 'emerging from the interactions between its parts'.

In the outcome document, they committed to developing a holistic approach to social protection and to acknowledging the need to coordinate efforts at "addressing the current economic and employment crisis, the underlying corruption in many of our countries as well as gender inequalities, which all constitute obstacles to the achievement of child rights".

With this aim, a model called DRODIN (Design of Reservoirs of regulation in On-Demand Irrigation Networks) was developed under a holistic approach.