Sentence examples for introduction issues from inspiring English sources
As vaccines for malaria and HIV are developed, they will face serious introduction issues and the manner in which they are introduced and used to achieve their morbidity and mortality reduction impact needs to be carefully assessed to assure that their system impact does not detract from the long-term development of sustainable immunization systems.
We now relate our findings to the three key concepts put forth in the introduction; issue selection, community capacity, and empowerment.
As all overviews, our study is just an introduction to issues that would all merit further discussion.
Each group discussion started with an open introduction on issues of relevance and an invitation to talk about experiences and opinions.
We identified potential value based on the framing of the article in the introduction section, issues alluded to in the discussion section, and our own subjective assessment of potential value.
Roma Children in Romania: old and new challenges In this issue: Roma Children in Romania: old and new challenges In this issue: Introduction UNICEF Romania Representative Edmond McLoughney introduces this issue of Unite for Children, saying that only by listening to the Roma can we hope to break the cycle of discrimination and deprivation.
Parenting Matters In this issue: Parenting Matters In this issue: Introduction UNICEF Romania Representative Edmond McLoughney presents this issue of Unite for Children, arguing that good parenting require more than simply following gut instincts and timeworn orthodoxies.
Our conversation turned from the fit of a pair of slacks we'd bought at the Saks Fifth Avenue outlet store near Schlitterbahn the day before to the introduction for this issue, the seventh annual VICE fiction issue.
It was an introduction to shoreline issues that Mr. Ackerman took to heart.
But, he warned, "There's been the introduction of some issues that are not directly related to the situation of domestic abuse on tribal lands".
6. Offer welcome/induction meetings to new members to get to know them, find out why they joined and give an introduction to current issues, how the party operates and how they can get involved.
