Sentence examples for specialised assistance from inspiring English sources
Students learn critical aspects of acute and delayed stress disorders (anxiety and grief), and the psychosocial resources, such as crisis intervention units, available to provide specialised assistance.
In 2004, separate labour force service centres were established, drawing upon staff from the local PES offices and the municipal services to provide more specialised assistance to the most at-risk job seekers.
Some problems require specialised assistance, which is beyond the capacity of CBS, and falls under the responsibility of county agencies.
They could also demonstrate relevant instruments for achieving the goals and recommend courses or other consultants for more specialised assistance.
Promotion activities, to help parents, teachers, youth volunteers and children themselves better support children, should be combined with prevention activities, by counsellors and other psychosocial specialists, to help children who need more specialised assistance.
These activities are recognized as having the fundamental limitation that they are unlikely to be well enough resourced to provide specialised assistance to all, or even a high percentage, of clinical episodes.
We are therefore putting forward a method to carry out the integration of ecodesign in SMEs during demonstration projects implemented with the assistance of advisory centres specialised in the industrial sector of the company.
Newborns are relatively neglected in official development assistance [ 41] and specialised, intensive care is often perceived as prohibitively expensive.
For example, there are specialised units that can help you in, say, publishing a document, organising a conference, designing a multimedia product, etc; we also have contracts with external companies that provide us with professional advice and technical assistance in our PR activities.
The design of an automatic system that allows for the classification and establishment of a treatment plan not only will add to the improvement of health assistance in the hospital, but can also be used by rural centres to decide which patients will need specialised care.
