Sentence examples for participation association from inspiring English sources

But the European Union will only be able to move forward with such an ambitious agenda if the democratic rights of the Ukrainian people, including freedoms of expression, political participation, association and media, are respected, the rule of law is put on strong footing, and progress is made on the overall reform agenda.

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It focused on local community participation and association with government policy objectives.

"We have had no official participation or association with the Olympics at all," she said.

While our results not adjusting for labor force partipation are similar to those observed by Blakely et al. in New Zealand, this study finds that after adjusting for labor force participation the association of mortality with income is markedly attenuated, in contrast with our findings [ 8].

Employees with a higher agreement on mode of delivery (OR: 1.72, 95% CI: 0.87-3.39) all all HPP components combined (OR: 2.36, 95% CI: 0.68-8.17) seemed to be more likely to participate in HPPs, but due to low participation these associations were not statistically significant.

All the restorations were carried out with the participation of associations devoted to the films' directors, and some were supervised by Vincenzo Verzini, a film technician who worked on the original productions.

They include the participation of associations of smallholders and commercial producers as raw material provides in biodiesel business in Peru.

To explain low participation, industry associations pointed out that the price cap for new plants' bids was restrictive and that many existing plants would forego a higher administered EEG remuneration if they participated in the tendering scheme at this stage [107].

In our multivariate model predicting participation, similar associations as in the bivariate analysis could be observed.

Women in the Good SRH group reported significantly more participation in associations or social groups (p ≤ 0.05) (Table  3).