Sentence examples for sought in reaching from inspiring English sources

As can be inferred by the wording, this is the most unlikely method of appeal for success and will involve directly targeting the person who made the decision and establishing what advice was sought in reaching it.

31 The views of the elderly must be sought in reaching operational definitions of quality of life, and as reporters on the quality of their own lives.

These were classified for analysis under four broad themes: (1) socio-cultural factors, (2) perceived benefit/need of skilled attendance (3) physical accessibility, and (4) economic accessibility in a framework adapted by Gabrysch et al. (2009) from the Thaddeus and Maine's three delays model (delay in decision to seek care, in reaching care and in receiving care) of delivery care use [ 21].

Any supposed respect the court seeks in not reaching the constitutional question is outweighed by the intrusive and erroneous exercise of its own powers.

It seemed that the obvious thing to do was "to make our way into the current on that side of the Pole where it flows northward, and by its help to penetrate into those regions which all who have hitherto worked against [the current] have sought in vain to reach".

Barriers to care seeking were characterized according to the three delays model which includes delays in deciding to seek care, delay in reaching the health facility, and delay in receiving care once at the health facility [ 22, 23].

The three delays are delay in seeking care, delay in reaching facility, and delay in providing appropriate care [ 12- 16].

This model identifies three phases of delay: delay in seeking care, delay in reaching care, and delay in receiving adequate care when reaching a health facility [ 8].

Three delays contribute to the high maternal mortality in developing countries: delay in seeking care, delay in reaching care and delay in receiving care [ 12]).

In other words, these women may have experienced the so-called first and second delays, in deciding to seek care and in reaching hospital-level care, respectively [ 35].

There may be delays making the decision to seek care, difficulties in reaching care, or problems with the range or quality of care available [ 7].