Sentence examples for interventions to secure from inspiring English sources
Consequently, this process could be time-consuming and delay identification of health risks to children of foreign origin and of interventions to secure optimal development of physical, mental and psychosocial health.
Identifying the needs of women in the year after childbirth would inform selection of essential interventions to secure the health of women during this period, tailored to their changing needs over this time course.
If the oral biofilm provides a reservoir of respiratory pathogens that subsequently lead to pneumonia, then interventions to secure and maintain oral health should reduce the risk of HAP.
The purpose of this study was to gain the first empirical insights into health and safety professionals' perspectives on the risks of outbound medical tourism by Canadians, with a focus on the province of BC, and to begin considering appropriate interventions to secure these patients' health and safety.
A decent gesture, but it's a pity it took media intervention to secure it.
Nor would serious popular protest be tolerated any longer, now that the Jacobins had used such intervention to secure power.
In the 19th century, state formation in the Balkans occurred when the region's Christian population induced foreign intervention to secure its separation from Ottoman power.
But in the handful that have emerged publicly, it has taken Western intervention to secure a release, leaving the central ambiguities in the Constitution unresolved.
Its economy, driven exclusively by market forces, has played down intervention to secure a stronger manufacturing industry, a more balanced regional policy, and a lift out of its low pay, low skill, low productivity base.
The elastic properties of terylene and absence of a need for re intervention to secure its removal lead us towards its use in acute ruptures of the patellar ligament.
President Obama has warned that Syria's use of chemical weapons would be a "red line," raising the possibility of military intervention to secure the country's large stockpile.
