Sentence examples for more effective help from inspiring English sources

Dr. Zeitz earlier this year founded the Global AIDS Alliance, based in Philadelphia, to campaign on many fronts for faster and more effective help for poor countries caught in the AIDS crisis.

Osborne can't just turn the spending taps back on, of course; but he should be searching for measures to ease the pain, such as tax cuts for the lowest earners, more effective help to get unemployed young people into work, and the £5bn-worth of "shovel-ready", job-creating infrastructure projects advocated by the Lib Dems last week and then rapidly shot down.

Since an early signs intervention would aim to promote earlier and more effective help seeking it is useful to examine what characterized help seeking at each stage in the deterioration process: early on, in response to early signs such as sleep difficulties, and late on in response to full psychotic symptoms.

Projects and policies, they say, can move faster, adapt to changing circumstances and be more effective, helping to lift more communities out of poverty and even save lives.

Implications can be drawn from this research into the use of innovative methods to assist in training doctors to be more effective helping agents.

These findings suggest that the innovative methods included in Learning Partnerships may assist in broader education programs training doctors to be more effective helping agents and aid the promotion of adolescent friendly health care.

Many lessons have been learned over the past 15 years on how to make development more effective and help those most in need.

And what can the Pakistan authorities do that is far more effective to help us make sure that the al-Qaida threat is dealt with in Pakistan itself?

Targeting consumers directly could encourage behavior changes that, through more effective prevention, help to reduce the overall costs of care over time.

David Malet goes on to say, "Rather than confronting them in the field or attempting to disrupt their mobilization," it would be more effective to help them establish an alternate identity here, as citizens of the country in which they live.

Recent research into how aid can become more effective at helping governments to deliver public services in developing countries offers some new insights on TA's contribution to development.