Sentence examples for head of prevention from inspiring English sources

"Go anywhere and ask teachers and police who will be tomorrow's criminals; they won't have any difficulty telling you," says Bob Ashford, head of prevention at the Youth Justice Board, which runs the projects.

"We were surprised at how big the effect was," said Dr. Rolando Herrero, head of prevention for the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer, and the study's lead author.

Career 2012-present: independent consultant in criminal justice, working with User Voice; 2009-12: directof of strategy, Youth Justice Board (YJB) for England and Wales; 2002 09: head of prevention and head of youth justice strategy, YJB: 1999-2002: head of youth offending service, Wiltshire county council; 1986-99: social worker/social work manager, Wiltshire county council.

Anaerobic digestion on the farm"There are between 400 and 500 anaerobic digestion units in France today," explained Marc Cheverry, head of prevention and waste management at the French Environment and Energy Management Agency.

"Until then we will encourage people to have themselves checked so we can identify those with HIV who aren't unaware of their status," Kristina Suharto, the National AIDS Commission's head of prevention for Jakarta, told local media.

Prophylaxis and fissure sealants were combined under the heading of prevention.

Mark Smith, head of suicide prevention and mental health at the BTP, launched the Suicide Prevention Plan programme in 2013.

"With the destruction caused by the quake, the living and sanitary conditions have worsened for the local population," Qi Xiaoqiu, the head of disease prevention at the health ministry, said.

That bothers international shipping firms and ship brokers, which argue that Bangladeshi ship breakers have cleaned up their act.At the International Maritime Organisation, the UN agency responsible for curbing shipping pollution and ensuring safety, the head of pollution prevention, Nikos Mikelis, says environmentalists present Bangladesh with a false choice.

We selected representatives who deal with the issue of vaccinations in their companies, in most cases the head of the prevention division.

He said: "I'm given a week to go into a big corporate company, a big retailer, big bank and at the end of that week I go into a board room with a CEO or the head of loss prevention, and we show them what we've found throughout our week's work.