Sentence examples for perceived strengthening from inspiring English sources

Both government and NGO mangers perceived strengthening monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems for community-based programmes, including CCW supervision, as a strategy to enhance both facility-community interactions and the collaboration of NGOs and CHWs in TB/HIV/PMTCT activities.

That perceived strengthening of the secondary market has currently enticed Stanford University's $12 billion endowment to try to sell up to $1 billion of stakes it owns in private equity funds and other illiquid investment partnerships.

When these new annotations based on false assumptions are added to databases, there is not only a propagation of errors, but also a perceived strengthening of homology evidence for incorrect protein sequences.

At this defining moment, The Consultative Conference on International Criminal Justice aims to address these issues from the multitude of angles through which international criminal justice is perceived, strengthened, and dependent upon.

To the contrary, when parents and/or peers reject adaptation, perceived discrimination strengthens this negative influence.

HPVs in groups B and D had lower initial motivation for activities than those in group A. Previous studies on HPV activity reported the importance of increasing initial motivation to enhance activity persistence and satisfaction, thereby decreasing perceived burden and strengthening community health outreach initiatives [ 8- 10].

With Hillary at his side, Obama removes this perceived weakness, and strengthens his appeal, by having someone close at hand who can communicate convincingly with Republican waverers too.

There is need, therefore, to address these perceived challenges and strengthen resilience through effective policy reviews to secure rural livelihoods.

As Stratus spent more time in the ring, her perceived wrestling skills strengthened and her popularity increased.

The aim is to empower the social network, take unrealistic thoughts away, increase perceived competence and strengthen the relationship between parent and child [ 10].

Finally, our analysis identified areas for action that were perceived as crucial for strengthening public health in Central and Eastern Europe.