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But even though successive British leaders have vowed to combat child poverty — Tony Blair promised to eradicate it, Gordon Brown called it a "scar on the soul of Britain" and David Cameron pledged to stand by single mothers — such a broad effort is unlikely when Britain is leading a race among western countries to trim public expenditure and debt.
With an interim government now in place and only four weeks to go until the next round of parliamentary elections in Athens, a broad effort is under way by Germany and its European Union partners to make it clear to Greek voters exactly what is at stake when they cast their votes next month.
With a caretaker government now in place and only four weeks to go until the next round of parliamentary elections in Athens, a broad effort is underway by Germany and its European partners to make it clear to Greek voters exactly what is at stake when they cast ballots on June 17.
In addition, a broad effort is being mounted by agencies working in Yei to improve public access to clean water and sanitation.
Some lawyers fear that a broader effort is under way to weaken the privilege protecting lawyer-client communications.
While the Ukrainian government previously brought legal pressure against the group, including criminal charges related to hooliganism and public indecency, Ms. Shevchenko said the attack in Odessa had convinced leaders of the group that a broader effort is now under way to intimidate them and drive them out of Ukraine.
Third, although efforts are being made within certain agencies (e.g., the National Institutes of Health) to require sharing of raw data, a broader effort is needed to ensure that study data are available for WOE assessments.
American Power's broader effort is to offer end-to-end solutions.
But it is considered a prototype for a much broader effort being planned by federal health and environmental officials: the first ongoing nationwide project monitoring children's environmental exposures, nutrition, health and development.
Focusing interventions on high-risk groups may be more beneficial in reducing the burden of poor physical and mental health and improving HRQOL for Rhode Island as a whole than if broad efforts are directed to the entire population.
