Sentence examples for measures to bridge from inspiring English sources

These called for an immediate ceasefire, followed by a cooling-off period and a series of confidence-building measures to bridge the gap between the current violence and a resumption of long-term negotiations.

Doing action research helps ELT teachers to find the gaps in their instruction and take necessary measures to bridge those gaps.

The government should be aware of the differences in cancer statistics between urban and rural areas and implement effective measures to bridge the gap.

The data demonstrate that the competition may serve as an active and useful measure to bridge the gap of evidence to practice and foster the implementation of EBM.

International journals can initiate another measure to bridge this gap between the developed countries and LDC by reserving some pages for papers from LDC.

These results indicate the importance of EBM training for undergraduates, and demonstrate that undergraduate training may serve as an active and useful measure to bridge the gap between medical students and doctors and foster the implementation of EBM.

Although stability regulation might reasonably be considered as a cellular measure to bridge the gap between the very rapid events of signal transduction and the longer term induction of cellular programs involving the coordinated transcription of batteries of new gene synthesis, the current data actually suggests otherwise.

The learning strategy includes training and support on operating in high-threat environments, measures taken to bridge humanitarian and development response through a resilience lens, and the inclusion of human rights and international legal obligations in humanitarian contexts.

Learning a combination of the fox trot and rumba has gone "pretty well," Helwig said, and one of their instructors has attempted, with some measure of success, to bridge the gap between dancing and football for Beatty, likening his footwork on the field to what he must do on the dance floor.

Immunogenicity response to InO was measured using two separate bridging platforms in NHL and ALL studies.

The observed inequities could be addressed by strict implementation of pro-poor measures like exemptions and waivers to bridge the rich-poor and urban rural gap thereby increasing healthcare utilisation and decreasing cost.