Sentence examples for making by addressing from inspiring English sources

The NPS seeks to empower individual decision making by addressing barriers to the dissemination and use of reliable health information.

District health officials described using data to inform decision making by addressing problems and developing targeted responses to overcome problems.

Policy is made by addressing the conflicts between the interest groups who could influence it—sometimes achieving full compromise and sometimes favoring the politically stronger interest groups.

Recently progress toward 3-D tissue cell cultures has been gradually made by addressing many critical issues including the microenvironment, gradient diffusion and apoptosis.

The good news is that the people-related success factors listed by Early Metrics all represent areas where improvements can be made by addressing specific issues or building out the team.

The potential contribution to global health that high-income countries can make by addressing vested interests should not be underestimated.

In addition, the authors recommend that a follow-up of this survey is made by addressing the Ebola outbreak affected countries explicitly.

In a new report by UNICEF, Child Labour and UNICEF in Action: Children at the Centre, the children's agency says that more progress can be made by addressing the root causes of child labour in a holistic manner.

In this way I demonstrate reproducible methods that can support energy infrastructure decision making by directly addressing data limitation barriers.

Searches can be made by address or business name, and you can "drive" around the city using the arrow keys.

Cities cannot be made smart by addressing financial capital alone, and must understand and enhance their ecological and social capital too.