Sentence examples for strengthening objective from inspiring English sources

Increasing the number of skilled health workers to provide quality health services is a key health systems strengthening objective [ 1].

Measurements of sitting were also self-report rather than objective and therefore future quantitative findings could be strengthened with objective monitoring such as accelerometers [ 13, 29] or by measuring cardiometabolic biomarkers [ 10, 13] although the latter entails substantial participant burden particularly for longitudinal studies.

It further strengthens the objective of using a Canna-based wetland since it not only removes phosphate from wastewater but also removes a fraction of NAIP.

For example, there is evidence that the relationship between physical activity behaviours and adiposity is strengthened when objective monitors are used rather than questionnaires in both children [ 7, 8] and adults [ 4, 9].

The European Union adopted the 'Global Approach to Migration' that has as its second objective strengthening cooperation and exchanging best-practice models with SSA countries.

However, there has been a struggle to accommodate health systems strengthening with the objectives of the Global Fund and its administrative guidelines.

In fact, bolstering growth might have been the primary motivation for the country's political leaders, even as the PBOC remained focused on advancing the longer-term objective of strengthening the market's role in determining the exchange rate.

The Progressive movement accommodated a diverse array of reformers insurgent Republican officeholders, disaffected Democrats, journalists, academics, social workers, and other activists who formed new organizations and institutions with the common objective of strengthening the national government and making it more responsive to popular economic, social, and political demands.

Countries share the objective of strengthening employment and reducing benefit dependency and vulnerability among the working-age population, but the balance of policy measures differs widely.

The main research question here is if the current setting does, or does not, allow attaining the objective of strengthening the bargaining power of producers, while at the same time avoiding the creation of monopoly power.

This article explores the introduction of a livelihood project for unaccompanied children into an existing child protection programme in the Dadaab refugee camp complex in Kenya, with the primary objective of strengthening the household economy of foster families and improving the care of the fostered children.