Sentence examples for responsibility in supporting from inspiring English sources
Development partners should therefore assume more responsibility in supporting countries' PHC, in addition to funding treatment and care for HIV, TB, and malaria.
All interviewees are single, but describe themselves as "breadwinners" upon assuming great responsibilities in supporting their parents and siblings.
The governments thus assume greater responsibilities in supporting and promoting CHCs' development.
A consistent finding throughout the interviews was that over time, CHW and MA responsibilities in supporting patient care converged.
In coming weeks, European resolve over the strength and size of its guarantee will be tested, not least through market pressure on Italy, and euro zone members will be challenged on whether they are really prepared to take joint responsibility in support of all the countries at risk.
Collective responsibility In support of UNICEF and the Government's efforts to help build a safe environment for children, L'Oreal's Kerastase worked with three gifted Malaysian designers – Zang Toi, Donna Chew and Beatrice Looi to create limited edition bags communicating the message of care and protection for children.
The federal partners share responsibility in both supporting the national network of researchers and sponsoring annual center meetings.
This demand for international standards and external guidance, in itself advantageous, emphasizes the responsibility of the WHO in supporting its member states to improve their management of public health pesticides (van den Berg et al. 2011).
Efficiency: The roles and responsibilities of the UN agencies in supporting the MOH to implement the CMAM programme were clearly designated right from the start.
Attendees suggested that responsibility falls on the Welsh government in supporting and preparing small Welsh businesses to even think about exporting and accessing new markets.
Less than half (48.3%) believed that addressing smoking was part of their responsibility, and half (50%) asserted confidence in supporting patients in a cessation attempt.
