Sentence examples for services concerted from inspiring English sources

Although national SRH and HIV programs recognize the need to provide such services, concerted action is often hindered by a lack of clear understanding on how to reach young people with the information and services they need.

The BBC has previously reversed decisions to close its 6 Music and Asian Network radio services after concerted campaigning by supporters.

In view that the complex interactions between IA and psychiatric co-morbidity may lead to significant health burden, concerted mental health services need to be developed in anticipation of the recognition of IA as a diagnosable psychiatric disorder in the future.

However, despite concerted efforts to scale-up PMTCT services in Ethiopia, the coverage and uptake of the service by the pregnant women remains low and unevenly distributed.

With concerted action, England could have mental health services that prevent physical ill-health and keep people at home, but we need to move rapidly.

Under the antitrust laws, it is illegal for competitors to take concerted action that affects the price of goods and services for their own benefit.

Debate as to whether perinatal mortality can serve as a proxy for maternal mortality [ 15] may be less appropriate than directing concerted efforts to reduce and measure both within maternity services programmes.

Scaling up HIV services to achieve national and global targets will require that countries make concerted efforts to optimize the use of available funding.

This study suggests that concerted efforts be made to provide adequate knowledge of environmental education through pre-service and in-service training for geography teachers.

This calls for concerted efforts by all the stakeholders to improve access to family planning services among the study population.

Three factors are largely behind these achievements: government action to support universal access to primary health care; effective and equitable health service delivery targeting the main child killers -- malaria, pneumonia, diarrhoea and measles; and concerted efforts to tackle malnutrition.