Sentence examples for promoting approaches from inspiring English sources
The group's aim is to raise awareness of the health risks associated with climate change and promoting approaches to tackling the issue that also benefit public health, such as reducing air pollution, encouraging more active transport options, healthier diets and warmer homes.
In government, agencies are pursuing and promoting approaches to communication that will lead to increased efficiency and citizen engagement.
Other health promoting approaches such as self management by risk factor modification also have shown potential benefits such as reduction in symptom severity, improved self efficacy and incontinence related quality of life.
Despite strong evidence supporting the efficacy of health promoting approaches to reduce obesity among younger children [ 18- 20], it appears that such approaches, while probably necessary, are not alone sufficient to overcome significant economic, physical and sociocultural barriers to sustaining a healthy weight [ 5, 21, 22].
A health promoting approach should exist side by side with the medical approach in all service processes.
Antioxidants that prevent the detrimental consequences of A β are consequently considered to be a promoting approach to neuroprotection in AD brain [ 15].
Clare Lockhart is the co-founder and CEO of the Institute for State Effectiveness, founded in 2005 to find and promote approaches to building good governance.
She seeks to understand and promote approaches that both meet human needs – particularly rural livelihoods – and conserve biodiversity.
This bill promotes approaches such as AOT that have been applied in a racially biased manner, and will only deepen institutional racism.
3. We promote approaches that better integrate HIV prevention with existing religious and cultural values, such as those of Muslim youth.
However, pressure from women's groups, associations and institutions led the health authorities to promote approaches to labor and delivery care that involve less intervention [ 34].
