Sentence examples for preventive component from inspiring English sources

The programme also has very strong preventive component, aiming to prevent violence before it has begun," explained Benjamin Perks, UNICEF Montenegro Representative.

It is therefore possible to change priorities at the macro level by shifting the balance in favour of the preventive component and furthermore to focus on HIV and malaria prevention.

The preventive component emphasizes the need for a strict code of personal and social hygiene, the details of which depend upon individual, climatic, and environmental needs.

The compensation scheme provides national coverage for damages caused by natural hazard-induced disasters, but also includes a preventive component.

Part D also has an important preventive component.

He went on to underline the point that "a successful justice-for-children programme should have a strong preventive component". 1 million child detainees Over a million children worldwide are thought to be in detention – notwithstanding governments' obligation to ensure that children are only detained as a measure of last resort and for the shortest appropriate period of time.

The case of Purdue Pharma, which admitted no wrongdoing in its financial settlement with the Department of Justice and was not forced to change the way it instructed physicians and dentists to prescribe OxyContin, shows us that justice has prospective, even preventive, components.

A key objective of CMAM is progressive integration of all four preventive components into national health systems.

In Burundi, the project by HealthNet TPO uses a community mental health approach that has both curative and preventive components.

Model 1 includes 10 orthogonal preventive components, Model 2 includes 10 orthogonal responsive elements, and Model 3 the 20 components together.

We searched databases of published and unpublished studies for RCTs and non-randomised studies evaluating CHW programmes delivering curative treatments, with or without preventive components, for malaria, diarrhoea or pneumonia, in children in sub-Saharan Africa from 1987 to 2007.