Sentence examples for shift in addressing from inspiring English sources
The report added, "The proposed legislation marks a paradigm shift in addressing the problem of food security from the current welfare approach to a right based approach".
The Reproductive and Child Health Strategic Plan represents a significant shift in addressing maternal and child survival, because it prioritizes integration and the involvement of all key partners.
Expanding treatment approaches by incorporating a focus on daily stressors therefore reflects an important shift in addressing the needs of youth in post-conflict settings.
In this unusual and politically adept speech, Gove not only responded swiftly to the growing criticism of the teaching of ICT in schools but also managed to shift the responsibility and risk in addressing that challenge onto the very groups that were calling for change.
Trudeau's statement marks a shift in Canada's engagement in addressing climate change, an issue many agree was not a priority for Stephen Harper, Canada's conservative former prime minister.
14 Given the important role that task shifting is expected to play in addressing the human resources for health crisis in Africa, the social and organizational culture implications of task shifting deserves urgent research attention.
"The unfolding disaster in Japan must produce a seismic shift in how we address nuclear safety here in America," Mr. Markey said.
This is a revolutionary shift in how we address drug policy in America.
This problem calls for a paradigm shift in efforts to address the maternal and child-health needs of refugees and IDPs in camps using available local human resources.
Alongside this increasing public awareness there has been a shift in how researchers address children's needs within a research context, whereby the focus has moved from research on children to research with children [ 7].
