Sentence examples for intervention for combating from inspiring English sources

Most sports-video entrepreneurs promote their products as early intervention for combating childhood obesity.

Faidherbia (Faidherbia albida) is being promoted widely in interventions for combating desertification, regreening of the Sahel and agroforestry projects in dry lands.

Although CVD mortality is falling in high-income settings because of more effective preventive and management programs, access to evidence-based interventions for combating CVD in resource-limited settings is variable.

The use of vaccines during childhood has been one of the most effective public health interventions for combating infectious diseases.

Firstly, they reinforce the fact that cataract surgery and treatment of chronic otitis media are among the key interventions for combating vision and hearing impairment.

Engineering changes, such as the design of new EMS patient-handling devices, offer a potential intervention opportunity for combating this problem.

There is a need to screen all women seeking abortions for a history of abuse, targeting family planning and intervention programmes and policies for combating interpersonal violence at communities with high risks for intimate partner violence and with traditional gender norms so as to enhance the safety of women and the promotion of fertility control and women's reproductive health.

Other NGOs gained access to ad hoc funds for specific interventions (e.g. for combating the spread of HIV or newly arriving migrants and asylum seekers), which in turn allowed them to deploy more services.

We wish to close this paper by highlighting the need to increase and improve the research (systematically and rigorously) that focuses on which intervention measures and strategies are the most appropriate and effective for combating the high number of dropouts seen in vocational education programs, and therefore promote the design of robust and successful policies and interventions.

There would be a promising possibility that our intervention is widely replicable and adopted as a model of community based approach for combating hypertension in low and middle income countries.

Natural solutions for combating the menaces abound.