Sentence examples for facilities missing from inspiring English sources

On Kosovo, the U.N. General Assembly in October recommended that talks begin on practical issues (like trade, energy, environment, health, border facilities, missing persons, return of the displaced) between Belgrade and Pristina, with the E.U. facilitating and the U.S. supporting.

Secondly, the strict WHO criteria do not acknowledge the significant contribution to health care of facilities missing perhaps only one or two signal functions.

In Tanzania, the loss of a supervisor halfway through the study meant that half of the intervention facilities missed the enhanced supervision they should have received; if the supervision had been effective, the scores at these facilities might have been higher post intervention.

A median of 0.7% of women per facility were missing data for preterm birth, with 0.4% per facility missing for LBW.

For facilities with missing data, we assigned the average for the facility type in 1995.

The 10 participating facilities can be described as follows: 3/10 were located in urban areas, 2 were located in rural areas (information from 5 facilities was missing), 4/10 were assigned as health center, 5 were assigned as district hospital (information from 1 facility was missing), and 7/10 were government-owned and financed.

But the three light-wing aircraft the Tigers used in eight attacks on military facilities are missing.

Several important facilities were missing from Alta Airport when it opened; the control tower and the passenger terminal were not completed until 1964, so at first a shed was used as terminal.

Assessments from Ontario facilities, 2005 2010; missing marital status for 573 individuals (4.2%).

Thirty facilities with missing information on service availability were excluded as follows: Kidal (15), Gao (7), Tombouctou (4), Mopti (2), Bamako (1), Koulikoro (1).

In addition, only slightly more than half of staff returned surveys at baseline; a high percentage of staff were lost from the sample at FU, mainly due to high turnover of staff at the participating facilities; and missing demographic data (particularly for carers) at baseline means that results must be interpreted with caution.