Sentence examples for problems to attend from inspiring English sources

Encouraging those with mental health problems to attend such screenings and supporting them when they do ought to be a priority.

It is concluded that the company has other problems to attend to before the inspection problem is finally solved, and a structured review of maintenance engineering practice is recommended.

But he became too ill with heart problems to attend the main event on Saturday, when an assistant secretary for the Army, Ronald James, gave plaques to the families present and apologized on behalf of the Army for what he called "a grievous wrong".

"Its critical mistake was to think it could build a Polish giant on its own," says one seasoned observer of corporate Poland.By the time it came to its senses and realised that it had to relinquish majority control of PTC in order to stay afloat, the telecoms boom had turned to bust, while its two jilted partners, Vivendi and Deutsche Telekom, had their own problems to attend to.

Two decades ago in Moldova, it was more the exception than the rule for students with physical or mental health problems to attend school in their community.

CDC@25 More children with special needs attend the school Two decades ago in Moldova, it was more the exception than the rule for students with physical or mental health problems to attend school in their community.

Conversely, patients who were physically fit should have had no problem to attend HD session alone.

Other reasons for not attending ANC were work overload, feeling shame to attend ANC, poor quality of the service, and not knowing the importance ANC (Fig.  2).the major reasons for not attending postnatal care were no health problem to attend, illness, and cost to obtain the services (Fig.  3).

Additionally, the bill requires third-time offenders or offenders under the age of 21 to be evaluated for substance abuse problems, and to attend drug education classes.

To handle any existing problems and to attend complaints about the equipment, SUMMA 112 appointed a commission, whose task was to identify the ICUs' main necessary improvements.

In addition, participants often experienced problems remembering to attend healthcare appointments, and they felt the need for easier access to care, such as more telephone follow-up consultations.