Sentence examples for interventions and work from inspiring English sources

Loved by all that knew him; particularly the children, many now adults and indebted to his interventions and work.

Skilled generalists were able to draw from well developed clinical sensitivities, apply a toolbox of interventions, and work rapidly.

Despite challenges, we would encourage researchers to pursue opportunistic interventions and work with local planners and stakeholders to identify and evaluate built environmental interventions.

There is no inherent conflict between action to provide more and better information on the costs, outcomes and evidence base for different interventions, and work to strengthen the processes for debating that information and arriving at judgements on priorities.

Project teams, supported by the Steering Committee and SPIN Cores (see below), will design and test SPIN interventions and work with patient organisations to facilitate delivery of tested interventions.

This study provides baseline information for 2 aspects that can aid in control of AIV (H5N1) in LBMs: 1) development of routine monitoring and surveillance programs and 2) structural interventions and work flow modifications to minimize risk for contamination.

The effect of the interventions could differ between non-claimants and claimants within subgroups and this could dilute or strengthen interaction effects between interventions and work-related factors.

25 26 Therefore, women's empowerment through economic interventions and working status may provide a positive contribution to preventing anaemia.

The organisation uses quality research and data to understand issues, implements new and innovative interventions and works with Government to transform the lives of each and every child.

In these countries, UNICEF is concentrating resources, intensifying interventions and working closely with national governments and a wide range of partners to reach out-of-school girls.

The King's Fund suggests building social capital and community-based assets to improve health, for example, by supporting volunteering interventions and working with wider public services.