Sentence examples for practising community from inspiring English sources

In this paper, 'real users' are practising community pharmacists and their teams, and not any other type of pharmacist.

Although the village had no previous history of practising community forestry, the rapid decline of forests in the area during the 1990s compelled the community to take action.

"Every woman from a practising community who books for maternity care should be asked in a sensitive manner about FGM, and the discussion recorded.

The final draft was then piloted on 20 practising community and hospital pharmacists as well as on five diabetic patients in a tertiary hospital, to obtain their feedback concerning the clarity and relevance of the instrument.

As public policy discussions gain momentum on how to prevent FGM/C, our findings about the health complications could be communicated to practising communities, health practitioners, government bodies, international health organisations and other stakeholders.

The commune has been practising community-based management since the 1940s, and is perhaps one of the oldest examples of community forestry management in Cambodia.

It's still a work in progress as more funding is needed so we can really integrate in practising communities," she said.

She cites the fact that she was not cut as one of the reasons why she has been able to build a school community that works to educate girls from practising communities about the opportunities available to them if they don't undergo FGM.

Leyla Hussein is an anti-FGM campaigner and co-founder of Daughters of Eve, a non-profit organisation, which works to protect the health rights of young girls from FGM practising communities.

While FGM is illegal in both Australia and the UK, there are cases of immigrants from practising communities taking FGM to their adopted countries.

Teachers are aware of the racism accusations that may follow from discussing the subject with children from practising communities and health care workers are unaware of how to question at-risk girls and women.