Sentence examples for problems and initiatives from inspiring English sources

In Scotland, the Self-Directed Support Act is addressing these obstacles by focusing on people with mental health problems and initiatives to support them.

Furthermore, a special LiPZ-module was installed in the software program to register supplementary information on patient's treatment, for example on educational level, history in dietetics, health problems and initiative of treatment.

Malaria is still a worldwide health problem and initiatives to fight this disease have to face the increasing spread of resistances to currently available drugs.

The World Health Organization considers antimicrobial resistance to be one of the three most important public health problems globally, and initiatives to reduce inappropriate and superfluous prescribing are essential if we are to maintain effective antibiotic treatment for future generations.

But relations have improved considerably over the past two years, with regular roundtables between the WHO and firms to discuss ways of tackling public-health problems, and new initiatives such as the World Alliance.

But despite the government's acknowledgment of the problem and recent initiatives, there is a considerable disconnect between the three key sites of practice – statutory children's services, the domestic violence and abuse sector and child contact agencies.

The president was forced to reverse course, conceding for the first time that there is a problem, and advanced initiatives he claimed would better shield our liberties.

Particularly in the Republic of Colombia [ 33], illegal practice has been identified as a major market problem and regulatory initiatives have been already put in place.

President Bush will begin a vigorous new phase of his re-election campaign on Friday, racing through the Midwest arguing that the nation has turned the corner in dealing with its problems and promising policy initiatives to help Americans deal with the strains of the 21st-century economy, his aides said Thursday.

Our internet research and data bank inquiries indicate that the lack of non-GM cultivars is being increasingly recognized as a problem in the USA and initiatives were started to develop, outside of the industrial sector, with small seed developers to breed and improve non-GM cultivars of soybean and maize again.

Traditionally, the need for change in LTC homes arises from the recognition of a problem and then initiating quality improvement initiatives to address the problem (Murray et al., 2011).