Sentence examples for responsible for prevention from inspiring English sources

Administrators responsible for prevention often are not equipped with the community-organizing skills to get local politicians, bar owners and the police to try new approaches, enforce laws and punish bad actors.

Practice analyses and survey research have demonstrated that IPs spend a majority of their time on surveillance and are increasingly responsible for prevention activities and management; however, deeper qualitative aspects of the IP role have rarely been explored.

The proposed definition includes an explicit consideration of how the inherent characteristics of the reactor set the foundation for the safety case, an examination of how design features of a reactor employ the strategies of accident prevention and mitigation, and how to quantify the importance of design features responsible for prevention and mitigation.

Administrators of the correctional facilities selected for the study and corresponding administrators of HIV community services organizations select staff to participate in the HIV-STIC study, including staff responsible for prevention, testing, and treatment activities.

In the wake of Benghazi, Obama expressed without reservation that -- even in the minutia of these national security issues -- he had been responsible for prevention and must be liable upon disaster.

A cross-sectional survey, preceded by multiple focus group discussions, was performed among Dutch physicians responsible for prevention of infections in asplenic patients, including specialists (of Internal medicine and Surgery) and general practitioners (GPs).

Under NACP-III, Karnataka's SACS, called the Karnataka State AIDS Prevention Society (KSAPS), was responsible for HIV prevention, care, and treatment programming across the state, including prevention programming among key populations in 10 of the state's 30 districts.

The finding that the chymotrypsin-like activity of the proteasome is responsible for EAE prevention explains why broad-spectrum proteasome inhibitors are effective in EAE prevention (Vanderlugt et al, 2000; Hosseini et al, 2001; Fissolo et al, 2008).

Ichwan M. Mihardja from the Directorate of Biodiversity Conservation, Ministry of Environment and Forestry (MOEF), delivered a presentation on One Health Implementation in Wildlife Conservation; emphasizing that the MOEF is responsible for the prevention, early detection, and rapid response to diseases causing public health emergencies emerging from wildlife.

More than half of these participants (64.9%, n = 146) considered themselves at least partly responsible for dengue prevention, leaving approximately one-third believing that they were not in any way responsible for dengue prevention.

Providers often feel at least partially responsible for HIV prevention and public health themselves, even if they recognise the responsibility and choice available to service users.