Sentence examples for strengthen population from inspiring English sources

Last month, President Jiang Zemin called on cadres to "strengthen population and family planning work," to achieve a stable, low-level birthrate.

A routine collection of such data would strengthen population-based clinical research.

This could be achieved by strengthening population-level tobacco control measures that support quitting and staying quit (e.g., high tobacco taxes and restrictions on tobacco marketing).

Participants identified recommendations that they felt had the potential to minimize these barriers, including: (1) adopting low-threshold strategies (e.g. flexible behavioural policies and harm reduction strategies); (2) linking with population-specific health and social care providers (e.g. emergency shelters); and, (3) strengthening population-specific training.

Three types of interventions can be implemented: (i) to strengthen the population awareness about the risk of arbovirus transmission, (ii) to reduce the larval breeding sites by the elimination of water-holding containers and/or by using larvicides, and (iii) to control the local adult mosquitoes by insecticides spraying.

This research was supported by the REACH project (Strengthening Population and Reproductive Health Research in Vietnam), and funded by the Danish International Development Assistance (Danida).

"Instead of rushing in after a catastrophe, (it's about) doing something to strengthen those populations and make them more resilient," Christina Ulardic, head of market development at Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, said.

Curious, I searched the Women's Federation Web site and found that it posted its first article on "leftover" women in 2007, shortly after China's State Council issued an edict on strengthening the Population and Family Planning program to address "unprecedented population pressures".

The filing states: "Starting from 2009, an increasing trend of augmenting and strengthening the population on the C Grounds is taking place.

This work also has implications for developing targeted interventions aimed at strengthening the population's capacity to adapt to heat.

However, the Care Group approach is a simple and practical approach for reaching all targeted households with health promotion messages that takes advantage of peer-to-peer counseling important elements, we believe, for strengthening the population coverage and overall effectiveness of maternal and child health programs.