Sentence examples for population actions from inspiring English sources

The policy and clinical actions for population actions for prevention are summarised below.

Such quantification of social disparities at a community level points to the need to jointly take actions in a universal approach and also in approaches targeting deprived people, rather than global population actions only that fail to reduce social gradients because they generally benefit the more affluent.

AMY COEN President Population Action International Washington, Dec. 14, 2001.

The Population Action survey found, for example, that more than half of maternal deaths were due to unsafe abortions.

"Cigarettes can get to the most remote corners of the world," said Terri Bartlett, Population Action International's vice president.

Along with billions more condoms, Population Action said, poor countries need another $1.2 billion to help distribute them and teach their use.

The bridegroom's mother is the chairwoman of Population Action International in Washington, an international advocacy group on population and women's issues, and a trustee of the American Museum of Natural History in New York.

One strategy is to reduce the birthrates and the mortality rates of infants and younger children, according to Population Action, which hopes its research will improve contraception programs, education for girls and health services for children and pregnant women.

Advocates at Population Action are critical of deep cuts in international family planning programs in the Bush administration's 2008 budget proposal, but a Democratic-controlled Congress is likely to reverse them, as the Republican-controlled Congress did last year.

With that population milestone in mind, Population Action International has created an interactive graphic allowing you to put yourself (via your birth date) in context in humanity's growth spurt.

According to a report published this week by Population Action International, a Washington-based lobby group, women in poor countries are 250 times more likely to die in pregnancy or childbirth than women in rich ones.