Sentence examples for population assistance from inspiring English sources
"Abortion is the most neglected area in women's health," said Maguire, who worked for USAid for decades and was head of its population assistance programme during the Clinton administration.
The decision maker is called to activate the Local Crisis Unit and to intensify countermeasures to manage rescue activities, evacuation, and population assistance.
Compounding this challenge, in the U.S. the broad bipartisan support for population assistance that once existed in Congress has fallen away in the face of abortion politics and partisan political rancor.
Literacy indicators were collected from UN Fund for Development and Population Assistance (UNFDPA) 2000 [ 7].
Data were obtained from the Global Human Resources for Health Atlas 2004, the WHO Statistical Information System (WHOSIS) 2000, UN Fund for Development and Population Assistance (UNFDPA) 2000, the International Council of Nurses "Nursing in the World", and the WHO/UNAIDS database.
Prompt identification of students in distress would allow schools to identify the challenges faced by their medical student population, provide assistance to those in greatest need, and help prevent the serious consequences by alleviating student suffering.
According to the UN, some 12m people, over half of the population, need assistance.
Five percent of the study population required assistance (five patients in the study group and three patients in the control group).
"After their arrival, we were able to provide our entire population with assistance in our Family Health units!" Though the arrival of foreign doctors was welcomed by those most in need, it immediately stirred controversy in the country's capital.
In a community often stricken by droughts, soaring death rates and a growing orphan population, this assistance is essential.
Disorders of posture and movement are key problems in cerebral palsy (CP), 1 with half the population requiring assistance to stand or walk because of difficulties with aligning and stabilizing themselves against gravity.
