The authors, who conducted 220 face-to-face interviews, mostly with pregnant women, new mothers and their partners, concluded that more realistic, achievable goals should be set, particularly in countries like the United States and Britain, which have struggled and thus far failed to meet targets for breast-feeding.
However, a concern around how such standards might be set - particularly in light of significant intra-occupational diversity - permeated many respondents' comments: I am hoping that there will be a fair way of assessing each of our training as there are many ways to practice that benefit the patient.
George Bush's term in office will be remembered for the precedents it set, particularly in relation to the power of the presidency, and the separation of powers between the three branches of American government.
Although the insurgents have been set back, particularly in their strongholds in the south, they have proved themselves still capable of carrying out assassinations and suicide bombings, even in urban centers.
Examples of this are found chiefly in India and are set down particularly in the Brahmana texts; e.g., it is said in the Taittiriya Brahmana: "By sacrifice the gods obtained heaven".
The sheer number of programmes that are setting up, particularly in China but also in India, could see resources stretched in the coming years.
The first is concern that interest rates are set to rise, particularly in the United States, which would damage the prospects for strong global economic growth.
This preliminary investigation is of a modest scale and was set in a particularly challenging geographical area for health service provision.
They don't strike me as being set up in a particularly on-camera way.
It's set in stark moral terms, too, particularly in a scene showing local officers holding rock-and-roll-loving, skateboarding teens as hostages, humiliated, berated, and tortured by an East German officer.
But I wonder about the ethical issues around such performances, particularly when they are set up in such a way that the power lies entirely with the performers and the risk seems to lie entirely with the audience.
