Sentence examples for organized programme from inspiring English sources

The Fourth Plan (1976 1981) was broadly focused on 'betterment of the health of the rural population' and had more specific goals of 'providing (an) organized programme of MCH services' and 'improv ing) nutritional status' (Porapakkham, 1986: 100).

Well organized programmes of regular gynecological screening and treatment of precancerous lesions have been very effective in preventing cervical cancer [ 14, 15].

There was a feeling amongst policy-makers which is echoed in the literature, that better organized programmes and improved supervision would allow HSAs to manage the work load more effectively and potentially see the benefits of the HSA cadres' role applied to a greater range of health priorities [ 8, 22].

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Community organizations in southeast Amsterdam occasionally organize programmes to educate and inform the community on health.

It would not be such a serious issue if American "soft power" didn't also encourage young people in France to view these laws in this way, via their "Young leaders" or "community organizing" programmes, aimed at the elite or to structure our youth on a community basis, notably in the suburbs, on the pretext of overcoming discrimination.

"We've been wanting to make a trip like this for a while, to bring players here to see the situation so we can organize programmes here," said Mr. Dalembert, who left Haiti at the age of 13 and has played in the NBA for ten years.

Availability of an organized resuscitation programme is essential to prevent birth asphyxia.

There is a political issue centred on criteria guiding the decision whether or not to promote and maintain an organized screening programme.

Del Mistro et al. [ 23] carried out a study in Veneto region (Italy) among 749 women with ASC-US cytology in an organized screening programme.

Carrier screening can be offered on an individual basis, but also as an organized screening programme, either during or before pregnancy.