Sentence examples for tailored plans from inspiring English sources

One priority of this new strategy is to work carefully with local leaders, to win support for immunisation.In Asia, where polio cases are concentrated in just a few places, the GPEI has tailored plans for each of them.

However, Mr Ross now finds his meticulously tailored plans for textile-makers seemingly in jeopardy.Mr Ross will soon control two American textile manufacturers: Burlington Industries, a clothing-to-carpet maker that he bought out of bankruptcy last November for $614m; and Cone Mills, a bust denim manufacturer for which he is the sole bidder.

The EPA is due in June to publish a proposal to set carbon emissions standards for the country's existing fleet of power plants, which each state must carry out with individually tailored plans.

Care for patients with coronary heart disease in both healthcare systems was usually opportunistic; none of the practices provided motivational interviewing on lifestyle changes or created individually tailored plans for patients with identified goals relating to targets for optimal secondary prevention.

When officers tried to access information on passengers' health risks and tailored plans for ongoing care, they struggled to convince health workers to respond to their requests for patient information.

Spousal Discounts, Multi-Generational Discounts and Tailored Plans.

We find that the law school's admissions program bears the hallmarks of a narrowly tailored plan.

We highlight the implications of this for facilitating tailored planning solutions to improve ecosystem service benefits across the socio-economic spectrum in cities.

The guidelines are endorsed by the American Hospital Association, which believes that hospitals must be able to tailor plans to varying needs.

However, emotions (e.g., fear and anger) or worry about the health condition (e.g., its severity) or treatments (e.g., side effects) are often embedded in the patients' views and as shown in our findings addressing them can be beneficial not only for the relationship but also for clinical purposes (e.g., for tailoring plans of care) [ 44].

The ideal, health experts say, would be to combine personal data with health information to deliver tailored health plans for individuals.