Sentence examples for embedding issues from inspiring English sources

We noted above that negation raises some of the thorniest embedding issues.

To further optimize and improve the VN embedding issues, in our works, we put forward an approach of niche particle swarm optimization algorithm (MO-NPSO) based on the multi-objectives.

Maternal health challenges in the entire health system come with deeply embedded issues of human resources, infrastructure competing priorities and community engagement.

That said, however ameliorative Francis' acknowledgement of what all sane people know turns out to be, and however more welcoming to our LGBT relatives and colleagues and neighbors the Church becomes in the next generation, I think his statement was, in fact, unsurprising and people giddy over it or even quite hopeful as a result of it miss a deeper, embedded issue.

Several studies found the importance of sustainable development issues, such as stakeholder dialogue and core values, and of embedding these issues into the firm's strategy.

Ideally, progress could be realised by embedding gender issues into existing organisational structures of the general practice.

Ideally, structural attention could be realised by embedding gender issues in existing organisational structures of general practices.

We need, as Thompsell and Hockley 33 suggested, to increase the salience of pain in care goals by raising awareness and "embedding the issue into RACF practice".

We advocated with government authorities for HIV/AIDS as an economic, social and developmental issue, and solicited political leadership to embed HIV/AIDS issues throughout governmental programmes.

Opportunities need to be found to embed such issues into nursing curricula; thus bringing sustainability issues 'closer to home' and making them more relevant for clinical practice.

"We have tried to look for opportunities to embed those issues into the everyday culture of the school," she says.