Sentence examples for priority action areas from inspiring English sources

The more recent Sendai Framework for DRR 2015 2030 recognizes the importance of science and technology in all of its priority action areas, and subsequent global and regional forums and conferences have reconfirmed science and technology's importance.

We then review the key challenges and identify eight priority action areas.

The special challenges require tailored responses, which in this framework are grouped under eight broad priority action areas.

The King's Fund priority action areas include helping people keep their homes warmer and preventing accidents in the home.

The actual WHO Global Oral Health Program focuses on priority action areas as: "Diet, nutrition and oral health", "Oral health and fluorides", "Tobacco and oral health", "School children", "Elderly people" and "Oral health services".

Priority action areas of the WHO are directed at improving oral health literacy to drive increased knowledge and health-promoting behaviours [ 2] Authors argue that people who have poor levels of oral health literacy have poor dental health knowledge, increased dental visits and severity of oral health disease [ 11– 13].

The integration and continuity of prevention and care is a priority action area in the National Chronic Disease Strategy of Australia [ 17].

The hazard analysis was completed by plotting the RPNs of higher risk failure modes in a priority matrix (figure 1), which is a graph divided into four coloured areas reflecting different levels of priority for action: Area 1 (red)  urgent action required; area 2 (orange) prompt action required; area 3 (yellow) scheduled action required; area 4 (green) monitoring required.

The World Declaration describes the mandate and vision of the Education for All movement, while the Framework for Action identifies goals, targets and areas for priority action.

Hosted by the Governments of Bosnia and Herzegovina and of Germany, this Second Intergovernmental Conference on Making Europe and Central Asia Fit for Children, 13-15 May, will focus on five areas for priority action: investing in children; children moving across borders; violence against children; social exclusion; and cities fit for children.

Although mental health promotion is a priority mental health action area for all European countries, high level training resources and high quality skills acquisition in mental health promotion are still relatively rare.