Sentence examples for recent action plan from inspiring English sources

However, the Reading striker Jason Roberts was dismissive of the FA's recent action plan to deal with racism.

Lecturers also criticised the university's poor administration systems, which were highlighted in the university's recent action plan as having "systematic weaknesses in the collation and management of key strategic information", including student numbers.

In 2004, the World Health Assembly emphasized the importance of prevention, particularly in resource-poor contexts, which led to the adoption of the 'Global Strategy on Diet, Physical Activity and Health' (WHO 2004) and a more recent action plan focusing on preventing non-communicable diseases (WHO 2008).

The recent EU action plan for the Circular Economy highlighted the importance of improving the material efficiency of Energy-related Products (ErP) to reduce their environmental impacts.

Based on the current analysis, it appears that Mongolia also incorporated the main components of the objectives of this most recent WHO action plan [ 15] and the WHO regional action plan on NCDs for the Western Pacific [ 47].

Moreover, there is increasing recognition that presbyopia significantly adds to the burden of global visual impairment, resulting in presbyopia being included in the most recent World Health Organization action plan for the prevention of avoidable blindness and visual impairment [ 10].

Several of the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals instruments, such as the very recent African-Eurasian Action Plan on Migratory Landbirds as well as Partners in Flight target that.

This has been recognised in the recent NCD global action plan of WHO. 10 The workforce development domain has been deleted from the Food-EPI since the good practice indicators were found too difficult to rate and, according to experts, workforce capacity is a result of leadership and adequate funding.

As part of our recent disability-hate-crime action plan, a best-practice model is now available to aid prosecutors in decisions related to disability hate crime and we have just introduced an assurance regime to improve the quality and consistency of case handling.

The recent World Health Organisation (WHO) European Action Plan to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol [ 4] recommends such programmes as a key strategy for health services throughout the continent and the use of SBIs in primary care is currently recommended in Italian national guidelines [ 5].

The relative success of the Scottish Action Plan, as recent evidence suggests, has provided a working model for other countries to follow [ 13].