Sentence examples for many countries adopted from inspiring English sources

In the 1964 Helsinki Declaration, the medical associations of many countries adopted a code.

Many countries adopted reforms of EPL in the hopes of boosting employment creation and reducing unemployment, especially among most vulnerable groups.

Since then, many countries adopted this recommendation, although controversies concerning the best dose, route and frequency of administration still exist.

In addition, although many countries adopted so-called early containment strategies, data on their effectiveness are rare (7, 10, 11 ).

Many countries adopted CHW programmes without monitoring and assessment of their impact, therefore disregarding the conditions for a good performance [ 26].

The spread of chloroquine resistance was considered a public health disaster, and many countries adopted sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine (SP) as the first-line antimalarial treatment of choice.

Nowadays, many countries adopt an active agenda to mitigate the impact of greenhouse gas emissions by moving towards less polluting energy generation technologies.

Measuring quality of scientific research is if course important, especially today when many countries adopt research policies that emphasize excellence and have implemented evaluation systems to identify top researchers [5].

After recent rises in food prices many developing countries adopted new agricultural subsidies to encourage farmers to grow more.

Many Latin countries adopted strict term limits in the 1970s and '80s to check authoritarian impulses after years of dictatorships.

Just as many developing countries adopted cell phones without ever having built the infrastructure for landline phones, poor communities could skip sewer systems and develop an integrated system of composting toilets instead.