Sentence examples for strengthened actions from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the high risk of diabetes by even mild adiposity and the relatively high prevalence of obesity in first generation women from Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Vietnam and Turkey in Norway are worrisome and should alert public health authorities to strengthened actions to prevent obesity in young women due to its potential intergenerational effect.

Smoking before and during pregnancy is still highly prevalent and the prevalence of cessation is low pointing to a need to strengthen actions targeting low-income, less educated, black pregnant women.

EU governments agreed on Monday to "strengthen action to save lives at sea", while Berlin said that funding of Triton would be doubled.

This week in New York, the UN general assembly's special session on HIV/Aids is bringing together world leaders and civil society to strengthen action on HIV/Aids.

Mr Straw told Radio 4's Today programme: "We are looking at whether there are changes in legislation that we can take which are being sought by the police to see whether we can strengthen action against these animal rights extremists.

"The bill will also strengthen action against the criminals involved in this disgusting trade in human beings to prevent them from ruining any further lives".

The resultant BD/[5%ACNTB-NH2@PBI]n composites show greatly improved thermal stability and mechanical properties without sacrificing good dielectric property of BD, which can be attributed to the high inherent integrated properties of PBI hybrid films and the interface strengthening action between PBI hybrid film and BD matrix.

This is designed to strengthen action plans for prevention and control of NCD and move towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) (55).

We believe – and I also very much want to stress this – that this is a field in which it is possible to strengthen action at European level.

Through the European Charter on Counteracting Obesity, Member States in the European Region of the World Health Organization (WHO) declared in 2006 their commitment to strengthen action on counteracting obesity and to place this issue high on the political agenda of their governments.

The framework entails i) gathering and using strategic information, ii) developing supportive, evidence-informed policies, iii) scaling up the provision and utilization of health services and commodities, and lastly iv) strengthening action and linkages with other government sectors [ 8].