Sentence examples for utilising right from inspiring English sources
The experience of HIV advocates in pushing for global solutions based on right to health principles, including participation, solidarity and accountability; suggest potential avenues for utilising right to health based arguments to push for policy priority for universal access to emergency obstetric care in the post-2015 globagendandagenda
Drones can be utilised right through the oil and gas value chain from inspecting pipelines, storage tanks and offshore platforms.
In order to evoke imagination and non-conventional thinking, visual means are also utilised right from the beginning of a Futures Clinique workshop.
Transthoracic echocardiographically estimated mean pulmonary artery pressure utilising mean right ventricular to right atrial systolic pressure gradient added to invasively measured right atrial pressure in critically ill patients was not equivalent to invasively measured mean pulmonary arterial pressure from right heart catheterisation based on a predefined clinically acceptable range of ±5 mmHg.
Utilising his right to free speech, Fry says it would be awful if people didn't read Titus Andronicus.
I am not utilising my rights as a human because I am in fear.
Until the Act, the Lords had equal rights over legislation compared to the Commons, but did not utilise its right of veto over financial measures by convention.
According to Swedish health care reports, almost 100% of pregnant women utilise their right to ANC services [ 28].
Female outpatients and students were especially likely to report that they utilised their right to choose the provider.
A common characteristic of public sector governance reforms in the Nordic countries in the latest two decades is a gradual development from collective systems towards an individual-based democracy model [ 1], where individual citizens are viewed as autonomous consumers rather than clients [ 2] and are expected to set priorities and allocate resources by utilising consumers' rights [ 3] to choose.
"Employers, in my view, are likely to take these laws less seriously if they think people aren't going to utilise their rights to bring a complaint," she says.
