Sentence examples for issue strengthening from inspiring English sources

To address this issue, strengthening case finding, epidemiological investigation and laboratory detection was carried out by the Shanghai Municipal and District Center for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) through the Surveillance System for Pneumonia of Unexplained Origin and Sentinel Surveillance System for Influenza-like Illness.

Nonetheless, he said he was "fully committed to doing everything possible to fix this issue, strengthen our culture, and take the necessary actions to restore our customers' trust".

"I accept full responsibility for all unethical sales practices in our retail banking business, and I am fully committed to doing everything possible to fix this issue, strengthen our culture, and take the necessary actions to restore our customers' trust," Stumpf said in his prepared remarks.

"While there is some opposition to Tymoshenko's leadership within the alliance, her party's strong performance in the election, as well as a pre-election agreement on the issue, strengthens her position," Costello told Forbes.com.

In this way, the workshops can be regarded as 'focusing events', which raised the profile of the issue, strengthened networks of sympathetic individuals, and mobilized action.

This possible latter measurement issue strengthened our findings of a number of positive significant associations because it meant that true magnitudes of the associations would have likely been greater if there was no measurement error.

He's confronting the tough issues: strengthening Social Security and Medicare, reforming our public schools, cutting taxes and rebuilding America's military.

The panel also recommends setting up an external advisory committee, training all diplomats on technical issues, strengthening the department's ties with research-oriented agencies, and assigning 25 new full-time science counselors to key outposts abroad.

Global Youth Service Day celebrates children and youth who are making a difference in their communities; breaking down barriers, tackling issues, strengthening communities and improving lives for others.

UNICEF works with governments and partners to improve the lives of children and adolescents in cities by building up evidence on urban issues, strengthening partnerships with municipal leaders, supporting innovations in service delivery, and promoting policies, programmes and research with an urban dimension.

Ethan Felson, vice president of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs, says the church's overall report on Middle East issues strengthens support for Israel's right to exist and removes comparisons of Israeli policy to apartheid.