Sentence examples for efforts on addressing from inspiring English sources
Recent programmatic and research efforts on addressing gaps in health systems of low-income countries increasingly see task shifting, i.e. the provision of healthcare by non-medically trained personnel, as a possible solution to increase the availability of specific services and commodities.
Malcolm Webb, chairman of industry body Oil and Gas UK, said: "The strategy fosters strong and meaningful collaboration between the government and industry and will help to focus efforts on addressing particular areas such as skills, technology and exports.
But the U.N. is focusing its efforts on addressing cultures of violence, masculinity and militarism.
The future is dark if we do not focus our efforts on addressing this problem in our political system, which is core to all other problems.
Given the previously described role in the nervous system, we have focused our efforts on addressing the neurobehavioral consequences of CPD1 loss.
What Must Change The report presents an agenda for action, calling on development agencies, governments, families, and communities to focus and intensify their efforts on addressing the challenges that keep girls out of school.
Over several cycles that attitude has meant that there has never been a focused effort on addressing the underlying inefficiencies in the way that the upstream sector does business.
In January, Obama tapped Vilsack to lead an interagency effort focused on addressing rural America's struggle with heroin and opioid abuse.
On the state level, legislative efforts have focused on addressing the insurance needs of active workers.
Ranjit's research efforts largely focus on addressing the clean energy and energy access challenges in developing nations.
Our efforts must focus on addressing both the economic obstacles and the lack of diverse representation; diversity arts initiatives and performing arts organizations must continue to address both in tandem in order for change to take place, with the realization that it will take several generations of active engagement with the issue for more progress to be seen.
