Sentence examples for who directives from inspiring English sources

They have a lot of confidence in WHO directives.

As a result, some countries departed from the WHO directives and responded with excessive severity (e.g. imposing mandatory travel bans).

This surveillance did not expect the authorization from a local Ethics Committee as it is a national ministerial project taking into account the WHO directives for the achievement of the poliomyelitis eradication (WHA 41.28 of May 1988).

" The WHO directive and with Nigeria being a major stake holder in the WHO, I think that facilitated the approval for developing of Oral Health Policy in the country".

So I mean, if we really did not have the WHO approval and directive, may be oral health may have be lost in between other competing forces but I think with the WHO directive and with Nigeria being a major stakeholder in the WHO, I think that facilitated the approval for developing of Oral Health Policy in the country".

For example, the international push for the development of the OH policy was predominantly from WHO, which had directed its African region countries to all develop an OH policy as part of their regional OH strategy [ 35]. " The WHO directive and with Nigeria being a major stake holder in the WHO, I think that facilitated the approval for developing of Oral Health Policy in the country.

The show was about a teenager who receives directives and advice straight from God. "In the beginning, it was a fresh idea and uplifting, and the plot lines were engaging," Moonves said, sounding a little sad and frustrated.

The first group, 'policy agenda directors', includes high level politicians such as heads of state who gave directives to either set the maternal fee exemption agenda or modify a previously existing policy.

One particularly significant initiative was the WHO's directive to the World Health Assembly (WHA), an arm of the WHO, to create the Framework Convention on the Control of Tobacco (FCTC) in May 2003 (6).

Some respondents explicitly praised members of the staff who were directive about seeing and holding their baby, and a few were highly critical when staff did not repeatedly offer to facilitate this.

In theory, people who sign advance directives should expect to have their wishes respected.