Sentence examples for multiple advocacy groups from inspiring English sources
The current deworming strategy, as promoted by the WHO and multiple advocacy groups, is widely claimed to be the 'best spend' to improve school health, school performance, increase productivity and reduce poverty.
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority and multiple advocacy groups say more transportation money would help expand the region's fledgling rail network, improve complementary service on bus lines, and speed construction and repairs on rail lines and highways.
HuffPost also reached out to multiple national school-choice advocacy groups for their responses on our findings.
In their complaint, the advocacy groups run through multiple major federal laws and some of the regulations they have so far engendered, in areas ranging from occupational health, to vehicle safety, to energy efficiency mandates, to endangered species protections.
Various advocacy groups have pointed out this problem and multiple ways in which it might be addressed without infringing on the rights of law-abiding, non-violent gun owners.
It also connects scientists from multiple disciplines across various clinical sites globally to work with patient advocacy groups.
Stakeholder panels, consisting of advocacy groups, patients, researchers, clinicians, funders, and policymakers, help refine the gaps through multiple conference calls and prioritization exercises.
To the Editor: Some chronic diseases, including multiple sclerosis, chronic arthritis (1 ), cognitive disorders, and chronic fatigue remain unexplained, yet patients and patient advocacy groups are anxious to find an explanation and a cure.
In Chicago, multiple rounds of school closings have prompted a powerful backlash from some teachers, students, community members and advocacy groups.
Most advocacy groups pivot to a new issue once a major legislative fight is over, or they're working on multiple issues at once.
