Sentence examples for improvement countries from inspiring English sources

"The process has not always been smooth sailing, and still there are ups and downs, but through continuous learning and improvement countries, donors, community-based groups, and people living with AIDS, can support national prevention, treatment, care, and mitigation services that reach millions of infected and affected people in Africa, Asia, and other regions worldwide".

But, by opening our eyes to policy successes abroad, we would surely speed the path to national improvement in countries around the world.

Moreover, malnutrition levels have not seen improvement in countries that carry the largest 'burden' of malnutrition, such as  India.

In order to support research and quality improvement, many countries have been influenced by the particular efforts of Sweden to develop and employ shared medical registries [ 6– 8].

HSI i,t stands for health status improvement of country i at time t which is proxied by using infant mortality and life expectancy for all countries.

The convergence happened thanks to huge improvements in countries such as Indonesia (+35) and Pakistan (+22).

But the convergence happened thanks to huge improvements in countries such as Indonesia (+35) and Pakistan (+22).

WORLD's mission is to strengthen equal opportunities worldwide by identifying the most effective public sector approaches, improving the quantity and quality of globally comparative data available, and working in partnerships to support evidence-based improvements in countries worldwide.

Consequently, a national research portfolio aligned with population health needs to generate evidence for health improvement and country development is the overall objective of health research.

Neither the government nor foreign donors seem to know how to bring about the massive infrastructure improvements the country needs if it is to progress.

This questionnaire has been used to compare the amount of quality improvement activities between countries [ 18], as well as considering the longitudinal development of quality improvement systems within one country [ 19].