Sentence examples for of wider groups from inspiring English sources
To meet this challenge, practitioners must assume new roles such as the ability to manage populations, to assess the health care needs of wider groups, and to plan and implement appropriate levels of health and social-care interventions.
Intrinsic sleep disorders are part of a classification of a wider group of conditions that occur during natural sleep and affect its quality.
Moreover, thus far only some studies have taken account of the influence of a wider group of kin and non-relatives (Bereczkei 1998; Lyngstad and Prskawetz 2010).
Khon Ja, a member of the Kachin Women's Peace Network which is part of a wider group of women's organisations trying to stop the law, said it particularly affected minority groups.
Despite their unique chemistry, some of these cofactors belong to wide groups of structurally similar chemical compounds.
The synthetic approach is designed to address preparation of a wider group of parazoanthine B analogs characterized by the presence of the 5,6-double bond of Z-configuration.
They discovered that Karpov was part of a wider group of dodgy bureaucrats.
Jha says the 43-year-old – who this week was granted government bodyguards after threats from terror groups – is part of a wider group of TV anchors who favour full-throated opinions over news.
Karen Mattison, chief executive of Timewise, a recruitment agency for skilled part-time jobs, says Foley and Sudbery's experiences are reflective of the wider group of part-time workers.
"The committee has already looked at football, athletics and tennis, as part of a wider group of investigations into sports governance and, in relation to cricket, the ECB is an obvious choice to call in".
It has always believed that the accident was the responsibility of a wider group of companies and the investigators have backed up its claims, concluding that there was no single action or inaction that caused the accident.
