Sentence examples for of global priority from inspiring English sources

Thousands of people rose to the challenge and the messages ranged from personal pleas to issues of global priority.

A number of global priority region schemes have been developed, but local assessments are needed to identify priority areas for conservation within these regions.

* Some evidence of benefit ** Clear evidence of benefit Based on observational data Under-reporting of stillbirths, a lack of data on population-attributable fractions of stillbirth by cause, and a lack of priority accorded to investigating the role of care providers in preventing perinatal deaths all contribute to a lack of global priority for stillbirth research and interventions.

Jeremy Woodrum, a founder of the group, believes Myanmar is near the top of the list of global priorities, even in a world full of troubles.

A comparison of the WWF's list of global priorities and a list of priorities based on threatened species alone uncovers many overlaps, predominantly in the tropical moist forests.

The worst in memory came in 1984, when a crop failure led to a food and forage shortfall that made headlines the next year, and briefly put African hunger atop the list of global priorities.

"Broccoli is very popular," she says, reassuringly.Persuading children to eat vegetables is hardly a new struggle, nor would it seem to rank high on the list of global priorities.

These goals consist of global priorities for sustainable development that will integrate economic, social, and environmental aspects.

While prior global priority setting processes for HPSR have relied upon relatively limited consultative processes that have taken place primarily at the international level, there appears to be a strong rationale for using country priority setting processes to inform the development of global priorities.

While the importance of these priority conditions extends beyond mortality thus suggesting the need for a broader conceptualisation of newborn health to reflect the current realities, paediatricians should be actively engaged in advancing the attainment of global priorities for child survival and health in this population.

To apply two pillars of a framework (38) for global priority of health issues to a national stage, the alignment of actor power – the strength of those concerned with the issue, with the political context, enabled the political acceptance of the National Mental Health Policy and Strategic Plan.