Sentence examples for necessary preventative from inspiring English sources

The author charges that the government has failed to take the necessary preventative steps and that we must take steps to protect ourselves".

Instead of viewing physical activity as a hobby, like bridge or gardening, we'd acknowledge it is a necessary preventative action to safeguard health, like cleaning your teeth or having medical check-ups.

It is important that we provide gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth the necessary preventative and mental health services, and let these teenagers know that there is hope in a seemingly hopeless situation.

John said that he still has half of his thyroid and is continuing to take necessary preventative measures.

But furthermore I am responsible for researching the inherent problems associated with her breed and taking the necessary preventative measures to reduce their potential occurrence.

U.S. Rep Gary Peters TwpBloomfield Twp)., voted in favor of the Patient Protection and Affordable Healthcare Act: "Today's Supreme Court ruling is a huge victory for the millions of Americans that will be able to see a doctor and receive necessary preventative treatments because of the Affordable Care Act.

In the late 2000's many high performing and culturally stable organizations felt the same "holiday dinner table" experience and succumbed to the pressure of the "Great Recession" and took necessary and/or preventative measures to weather the financial apocalypse unraveling before them.

Continued research, involving collaborative partnerships among researchers, health care providers, and community members, is needed to determine the impact of environmental contamination on community members' health and to develop necessary remediation, preventative measures, and protective policy interventions.

And today Ed Balls, the economic secretary, has announced that for the first time we will use closed-source evidence where it is necessary to take preventative action to freeze assets.

For example, some bioethicists hold that informed consent in research is necessary as a preventative bulwark against coercive or exploitative studies.

Framed in terms of access to care as part of a health systems approach, UHC consists of access to necessary curative and preventative services that are of sufficient quality, combined with access to financial risk protection (33– 33).