Sentence examples for ration distribution from inspiring English sources

No free samples of breastmilk substitutes, other milk products, bottles and teats should be distributed to mothers, their families or health workers in general ration distribution.

Our coalition is cooperating with the United Nations to help restart the ration distribution system that provides food at thousands of sites in Iraq.

Next, we present and analyse the atmospheric evolution to a steady state, the atmospheric circulation, the atmospheric temperature structure and the ozone volume mixing ration distribution (O3 V M R).

In a June 24 incident on Bannu's Peshawar Road, young men blocked off traffic and set a pile of tires on fire to protest what they described as mistreatment by the soldiers and the slow pace of ration distribution.

The mass screening for malnourished children is supported by the UK's Department for International Development (DFID), and is one of several emergency response activities in the country, including food ration distribution supported by the World Food Programme.

While the addition of RUSF to a staple ration distribution did not prevent cases of wasting in young children, we assessed cost-effectiveness using secondary outcomes of diarrhea and anemia cases averted.

Hamai, at the time of the bombing a 40-year-old head of the municipality's ration distributions and father of three young children, was to become the city's first mayor elected by popular vote.

Activity-based cost centers in this analysis represent the overarching program components (FA and RUSF) which are comprised of both component activities (e.g. distributions, sensitization, training) and the inputs required for activities in each cost center (e.g. personnel, staple rations, distribution sites).

In the second trial, the nurses distributing the vouchers chose to "ration" their distribution among eligible patients and consequently decreased the power of this trial to detect a statistically significant result.

In one trial, the incentive, given as a daily hot meal, was not well received by the population due to the inconvenience of attending the clinic at midday, whilst in the other trial, nurses distributing the vouchers chose to "ration" their distribution among eligible patients, giving only to those whom they felt were most deprived.

Children already under treatment in the therapeutic feeding program continued to receive the RUF ration during distribution.