Sentence examples for effective and quality from inspiring English sources

The organisations have also called for making safe, effective and quality contraceptive options available for men and women, and a stringent adherence to standards and quality.

"We are pleased to continue bringing safe, effective and quality medicines to market for the benefit of consumers in the U.S. and other parts of the world".

He says advertisers see a 2% average CTR and 70% average retention rate, proof that they are making effective – and quality – recommendations.

In today's regulatory landscape, public expectation is growing for maturing regulatory authorities to improve performance and facilitate timely access to safe, effective and quality products.

This model demonstrates a clear need to continue to develop educational curricula aimed at building collaborations between health professionals and communities to provide care to populations that is cost effective and quality and outcomes based.

But through effective and quality counseling, people like Peace help women to obtain accurate information and understand the life-changing benefits that contraceptives can provide.

Every 5 years, shortly before the elections for the European Parliament, the EPF launches a campaign to encourage politicians and policy-makers to commit to a healthier Europe, where patients are part of the solution to make the health systems of European Nations more effective and quality-oriented.

Alongside this, it is vital to develop reliable surveillance systems based on effective and quality-controlled reporting of parasitologically confirmed cases of malaria.

The initiative includes institutions from Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya and Rwanda and aims to improve access to safe, effective and quality-assured medicines for the treatment of HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria through spearheading in-country capacity.

The initiative [ 6], which includes institutions from Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya and Rwanda aims to improve access to safe, effective and quality-assured medicines for the treatment of HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria through spearheading in-country capacity building and operational research activities.

Yet the evidence suggests that if the government invested more in prevention, public services would be much more cost-effective and quality of life would improve too.