Sentence examples for prevention efforts for from inspiring English sources

"It validates what we've been saying for some time," said Josh Zinner, who coordinates foreclosure prevention efforts for the elderly for South Brooklyn Legal Services.

In Central America and Mexico, there is an urgent need to increase prevention efforts for high-risk groups, because our epidemic is highly concentrated among them.

The event, sponsored by the organization's young professionals group, will raise money for education, research and prevention efforts for heart disease.

Suicides by soldiers this year could surpass the record rate of last year, Army officials said, urging military leaders to redouble prevention efforts for a force strained by two wars.

Unfortunately, Mr. Obama's message seems not to have reached the American delegation to a United Nations drug policy summit in Vienna, where progress is stalled on a plan that would guide global drug control and AIDS prevention efforts for years to come.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg yesterday vigorously defended his administration's plans to hold back failing third graders and said the city would focus more on prevention efforts for young children than Chicago, whose policy against social promotion was sharply criticized in two new studies.

The panel blamed the lack of an intensive prevention effort for the continuing high rate of new infections.

We need a commitment to address a national prevention effort for TB," she said.

Next, we computed an overall rating of the degree of upstream exposure prevention effort for each area assessed.

Systematic cross-border cooperation and exchange of epidemiological and behavioural data for the development of prevention activities for MSM at a regional European level should inform future prevention effort for the target population.

The UK-WHO charts necessarily do not allow a focused prevention effort for targeting programmes at infants most at risk of becoming obese, because the use of the 91st or 98th centile on the UK-WHO charts will identify many more infants as being at risk than the same centiles on the UK90 reference.