Sentence examples for funding integrated from inspiring English sources

Because provision of CAMH services depends on the availability of necessary policies, funding, integrated services, preventive and therapeutic services underlined by evaluation and research, [ 8] the expansion of CAMH services necessitates strengthening of all these areas.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/12/734/prepub The collection and analysis of oral fluid samples from controls was sponsored by the European Commission through the 6th Framework Programme funded integrated project DRUID (contract no. TREN-05-FP6TR-S07.61320-518404-DRUID) aNorwegian Research CouncilCouNorwegian Research Council

Corbyn has promised a "fully funded NHS, integrated with social care, with an end to privatisation in health".

Antrobus said family-focused, properly funded and integrated community treatments would prove far more effective, adding: "The jobcentre could prove to be an excellent referral to that kind of support, without resorting to measures that could only add to a person's problems".

The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals declared the state law to be in conflict with the state constitution and ordered all public schools to be funded, whether integrated or not.

Government should explore how to stimulate and sustain localities eco-systems which may lead to a devolved funding and integrated procurement across services.

Norway and EU direct increasing proportions of research funding towards integrated research within large-scale technology project, which means less room for other methodologies and topics.

Lessons learned from the Thai case study can be applied to promote setting up city-based funding and integrated into housing finance policy in other contexts as well.

This is a particular concern considering that registries are generally not organized or funded to integrate new data elements [ 1], and thus information on submodalities may be missed as dialysis therapies evolve.

5. To demand the creation of an economic fund exclusively integrated by developed countries classified by the UN as the ones primarily responsible for climate change, in order to seek attention to internal and external climate migrants.

For the WIN Project, the use of personal navigators, MI, and flexible funds were integrated to form the intervention.