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It also recommends adopting a programme for hundreds of troubled families.

Often considered the most comprehensive model to account for exercise behaviour in older adults, social cognitive theory incorporating a social-ecological model i.e. a model to understand the relationship between personal and environmental factors, is the theoretical basis for adopting a programme of physical activity [ 13].

Our aims are to stop recessionary policies, to demand the renegotiation of the debt, to defend national sovereignty, to defeat rightwing policies and to adopt a programme of development for our country.

Since available evidence demonstrates that students of rural origin are more likely to work in rural settings [ 46– 48], some rural local governments adopted a programme, which reimburses medical school tuition for those students who agree to work in the rural areas to which they are assigned for a designated number of years after graduation.

There is no constitutional provision holding the government back from adopting a particular economic programme.

A primary method for economic evaluation is cost-benefit analysis that summarises in monetary values the gains and losses from adopting a novel health programme.

With UNICEF support, the government of Azerbaijan adopted a State Programme on Deinstitutionalization and Alternative Care, providing the framework for reform of the child protection system.

47 49 49 59 The potential benefits of adopting such a programme are therefore attractive.

The party had adopted a policy programme that involved "a fundamental rethinking of the basic assumptions around which social democracy has been built for 30 years", he said.

The country has a National Centre and regional branches for maternal and child health, and the state buys vaccines, and has adopted a perinatal programme.

In 2010, 7 Regions had adopted a UVV programme targeting children and susceptible adolescents.