Sentence examples for effectiveness in addressing from inspiring English sources
The pack contains five safety aids chosen because of their simplicity and effectiveness in addressing the most common childhood accidents.
This will drive up demand for cement, bricks and steel, and should offset much of the damage to export crops in the area, notably of asparagus.Spotlight on povertyAt the same time, the tragedy will bring renewed attention to the problem of widespread poverty, and the government's effectiveness in addressing it.
Findings indicate that livestock transfers are of limited effectiveness in addressing asset risk and avoiding poverty.
For mapping impervious surfaces, spectral mixture analysis has been widely applied because of its effectiveness in addressing the mixed pixel problem.
The National Inquiry Commission (CNME) was established shortly thereafter; although its official purpose was to strengthen HAT effectiveness in addressing judicial and legal matters, the new entity carried out investigations and arrests of TIM supporters and other opponents of the TGV party.
PHNs described the personal impact of worry about clients and doubt about their effectiveness in addressing client concerns.
"Questions of accountability - now vital in the light of the damaged trust in our political system, questions about public spending control - now vital in the light of the debt crisis; and questions relating to the effectiveness of politics in addressing the key social problems that give people such great concern.
According to the literature, these characteristics contribute to the greater effectiveness of strategies in addressing chronic health problems [ 17, 63– 63].
Further research exploring barriers in specific occasions of non-enforcement, and assessing the effectiveness of training in addressing such barriers would be of benefit [ 14, 16].
This study was unable to measure the frequency of duration of the protective practices in which the households participated, which may be influenced by the perceived effectiveness and immediacy in addressing the problems.
AH/CS is a four-year pragmatic field trial testing the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of HF interventions in addressing the needs of homeless individuals with mental illness.
