Sentence examples for multidimensional initiatives from inspiring English sources

Holistic multidimensional initiatives, which focus on social well-being of women and dissipate gender barriers, are the need of the hour to augment the survival of children of both genders.

The previous forms of cooperation designed for the Post-Soviet countries, the TACIS (Technical Assistance to the Commonwealth of Independent States) program and the Partnership and Cooperation Agreements were multidimensional, with initiatives thought to facilitate the transition towards a democratic regime, the state of law and a market-based economy.

The Residency Training Initiative in Miscarriage Management (RTI-MM) is a theory-based, multidimensional practice change initiative.

Coming of Faith brings the voices of Muslim American women to the world through multidimensional storytelling and empowerment initiatives.

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Clinically relevant heart rhythm disturbances, however, are multicellular phenomena, and there have been many initiatives to develop multidimensional representations of cardiac electromechanical activity.

Through this study, the duo found that right-wing extremism in Canada is a multi-faceted issue and therefore counter-extremist initiatives must be multidimensional as well.

We have presented the results of a Pilot-Initiative to implement a multidimensional geriatric assessment instrument in a general-practice population in Vorarlberg, Austria.

Improvement initiatives addressing falls must be multidimensional.

Central to the quantitative analysis is the measurement of programme coverage, potential utilisation, and PMRs' knowledge and practices, allowing for a multidimensional perspective of potential public health impacts for these initiatives.

Additionally, the recent update of the Global Initiative for Obstructive Lung Disease GOLDD) has introduced a new multidimensional classification of COPD, with four categories that could correspond to phenotypes.