Sentence examples for recurrent public from inspiring English sources

This share is highest at the commune level (62% of recurrent public expenditure on health) and lowest at national (32% of recurrent public expenditure on health).

Outbreaks of acute aflatoxin poisoning are a recurrent public health problem.

Dengue virus infections affects scores of people world-wide and represent a serious, recurrent public health and social-economical problem, especially in developing countries.

Recurrent public expenditures in Tanzania are further divided into wages and wage-related expenditures (Personal Emoluments, commonly abbreviated as PE) and non-wage expenditures (Other Charges, commonly abbreviated as OC) [ 6].

It was the recurrent public-art problem: once you go into a museum, you have agreed (tacitly, anyway) to put up with all sorts of visual affronts, but, if you're just walking by outside, you haven't.

Influenza is a recurrent public-health issue, and there is considerable information on influenza from an epidemiological point of view.

An important reason for this is that public health is already the focus of attention in another recurrent publication, the Dutch Public Health Status and Forecasts Report' (see http://www.vtv2010.nl/english-editions/ //www.vtv2010.nl/english-editions/

Siting national infrastructure is a challenge for planning institutions due to recurrent low public acceptance and opposition by civil society.

Although the study did not set out to capture the long-term psychological consequences of experiencing such high levels of recurrent abuse, public humiliation and the ever-present risk of violence, this theme emerged quite strongly in our participants' narratives.

Schools are not permitted to divert their public recurrent funding directly into capital purposes.

The sector has received in most countries less than 10% of the public (recurrent and investment) expenditures during the 1961-97 period while its contribution to gross domestic output has been between 30% and 80%.