Sentence examples for effective avenues from inspiring English sources

The critics accuse the government of acting in an arbitrary manner, frequently dividing families between citizens and noncitizens, sometimes based on the timing of their birth, and for not offering effective avenues to appeal of decisions on citizenship.

Action-oriented and community-based participatory interventions and approaches may be effective avenues for the application of intersectional and socio-ecologically-influenced strategies aimed at mediating the effect of incarceration on health.

This elective format offers tangible and effective avenues for these topics to be addressed.

Strategies that appeal to farmers' creative responses to the problem of extreme weather may be effective avenues for outreach focused on adaptation.

Cooperation among women and adolescents, like Doly and her friends, is one of the most effective avenues for womens empowerment in the community and in the household, and can have long-lasting benefits for women.

Additionally, this study highlights the continued importance of examining racial/ethnic differences in justice populations, as there are likely to be differing health needs and effective avenues for intervention by racial/ethnic group for justice-involved youth.

The parental role is the most effective avenue for change.

The recount ruling means that the courts, believed by many Zimbabweans to be politically compromised, are unlikely to be an effective avenue of appeal.

And while the Clinton marriage seems forged in shared beliefs about the promise of politics, the Obama union has been a decades-long debate about whether politics could be an effective avenue for social change.

The company's CEO, Andrea Lee, said: "We have found that sports is an effective avenue for engagement and interaction between foreign travellers and local people, particularly where language can be a barrier".

The present work provides us an effective avenue to tune the electronic structures and band gap for Gr/BPh bilayer.