Sentence examples for ensure acceptance from inspiring English sources
To ensure acceptance and usability, clinicians should participate early in the design.
Complex plans can be interpreted in any number of ways; not all of them ensure acceptance and favorable outcomes.
While many energy experts and governments see citizen participation and the involvement of communities as a necessity to ensure acceptance and avoid nimbyism, the benefits go much beyond this.
The single, most important task for high-school pupils, parents and councillors alike is to devise a game plan, to ensure acceptance by at least one (preferably more) of the universities of choice.
It had been written and negotiated for the infant republic by Philippe-Jean Bunau-Varilla, a French citizen who had not been in Panama for 18 years and who later openly admitted that he was willing for Panama to pay any price to ensure acceptance of the treaty by the U.S. Senate.
The process of Index construction is interactive, engaging farmers and other relevant stakeholders in a transparent decision-making process that can ensure acceptance of the outcome, help to forge an improved understanding of local agri-environmental priorities and potentially increase awareness of the critical role of farmers in environmental management.
Earth Institute authors writing in this week's BMC Public Health found that integrating PMTCT efforts with mobile Health (mHealth) and community-based approaches can be highly effective at ensuring acceptance and uptake of healthcare services.
While alumni affiliation by no means ensures acceptance to Duke, the university values meaningful connection to Duke and its traditions and does note alumni status when reviewing applications.
"Ritual is an attempt to grapple with the inherent unpredictability of rejection," introducing "a casual dimension that closes the gap between giving and receiving, thereby ensuring acceptance of the gift and leaving nothing voluntary to the recipient".
This kind of shared responsibility offered numerous benefits according to our study participants, including ensuring acceptance of their actions by their society, and some relief from making emotionally taxing decisions in isolation.
Assessing the overall impact of the pilot projects on child justice reform in Zambia, it is concluded that the pilot projects has enabled the development of the central building blocks by introducing and ensuring acceptance of the key strategies for improving the well-being of children in the criminal justice system.
