Sentence examples for entail strengthening from inspiring English sources

A renewed commitment by UNDG may entail strengthening the role of DOCO in the administration of DevInfo.

This would entail strengthening of routine administrative human resources information systems, including the completeness and timeliness of facility staffing returns, which are often used by countries in their official reports of the health workforce situation.

While the use of computer-based strategies to strengthen social behaviors may seem paradoxical or counter-intuitive, the goal of this form of training does not entail strengthening explicit social skills, but rather strengthening the brain basis that comprises these skills, for which the use of a computer is a substantial advantage.

Ahern said the logic of the leave camp in seeking to control immigration into the UK entailed strengthening the Irish border.

Ahern said the logic of the leave campaign in seeking to control immigration into the UK entailed strengthening the Irish border.

Lichtenstein's method entailed "strengthening of the formal aspects of the composition, a stylization of motif, and a 'freezing' of both emotion and actions".

This entails strengthening links in the chain of public and private sector activities and institutions that produce and release certified seeds of officially registered varieties.

This entails strengthening our support for safe storage and transport of vaccines as we work closely with the Government to implement strategies to control measles and neonatal tetanus - while pressing forward on polio eradication.

It entails strengthening support for exclusive breastfeeding – starting right after birth and  followed six months later by sufficient, high-quality and safe complementary feeding –  and ensuring an adequate, safe water supply and proper sanitation for mothers and their children.

This entails strengthening systems and building strong linkages across services (e.g. nutrition, maternal and child health services, education, child protection, and social protection) to improve equitable access to and use of proven HIV intervention so that children are born HIV-free, stay HIV-free and are protected from the negative consequences of the epidemic.

It may entail the strengthening of the parliamentary role in discussion and the adoption of national development strategies and/or budgets.