Sentence examples for implemented insecurity from inspiring English sources

Basic data collection systems may be absent or poorly implemented; insecurity may limit movement and the ability to collect new data through surveys; the unpredictability of the setting may preclude study designs that require a large sample size or a long follow-up period; the displacement of populations will limit the potential for conducting prospective studies requiring return visits.

The other austerity ailments listed are isolation and loneliness, aggravated by cuts in community services; fear and mistrust, exacerbated by the way in which cuts have been implemented; instability and insecurity; and feeling trapped and powerless.

Finally, given the poor sanitation in Abeche, it would have been preferable to control for parasitic infections in this population, although Food for Training sessions focusing on hygiene were initiated but not fully implemented due to insecurity in the area.

During the Labor Party administration (2003 2013), various programs to fight poverty, hunger, and food insecurity were implemented in Brazil.

These elements of the program were eventually too cumbersome to implement due to insecurity and were discontinued.

The interaction between land rights security and the year of 2008 dummy captures the effect of being in a land security village on off-farm work after the RLCL was implemented, relative to those located in villages with land insecurity.

Several European countries have implemented different surveillance and control programs to eradicate IBR, but the current economic insecurity has caused a reduction in the funds available to control infectious diseases in farm animals.

Dr. Hromi-Fiedler implemented one of the first longitudinal studies in Hartford, CT, examining the association between food insecurity during pregnancy and infant outcomes among Latinas.

The emergency aid programme in Montserrat was implemented with little local consultation creating tensions between UK and local authorities, a deepening sense of insecurity amongst residents and growing mistrust between local stakeholders and UK government.

We also used classification and regression trees (CART) implemented in SPSS Answer Tree 3.1 to identify groups of participants with different prevalence of food insecurity and the factors that defined those groups [ 49, 50].

If implemented it could play a crucial role in seeing off the rise of the extreme right, as this invariably flourishes when the sense of insecurity within the majority worsens.