Some economists dispute the data, claiming that the United Nations is pushing numbers that have little basis in reality to justify its own programs.
The psychologists contact the participants on a weekly basis in order to provide structure and reinforce program use.
In Phase III, they also assigned six Zone Beat Liaison Officers to work as volunteers, on a rotational basis, in the program.
A lot of them said they wanted to be recruited by AIDS organizations after having been involved for years on a voluntary basis in prevention programs.
As we did not find notable differences in program effects for demographic subgroups, we do not see any basis for targeting the programs to any of these subpopulations.
Uber has announced that it will be teaming up with GM's car-sharing company, Maven, allowing drivers to rent GM vehicles on a weekly basis in a 90-day pilot program to see how the arrangement works.
These results provide a basis for designing preventive interventional programs to decrease depression among older women living alone in Korea.
At the moment, several investigators in this field draw particular attention to biomedical factors but there is growing evidence that important prognostic problems such as biopsychosocial factors appear to be even more important as a basis in an intervention program [ 10, 11].
Passed in 1973, the Act "prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in programs conducted by Federal agencies, in programs receiving Federal financial assistance, in Federal employment, and in the employment practices of Federal contractors".
Medicare Comparisons No program faces bigger changes under Mr. Ryan's budget than Medicare, and his plan to overhaul the program forms the basis in many respects for Mr. Romney's plan.
