They didn't do so because they were achieving stellar returns.
Unmet need is a valuable indicator for national FP programmes because it shows how well they are achieving a key mission: meeting the population's felt need for FP. 5 It has been observed that data on unmet need can help FP programmes target activities by identifying women who are at greatest risk of unintended pregnancy and more likely to adopt methods than other non-users.
California, a state in comparable if not worse budgetary distress, would get no such relief for its previous expansions of Medicaid because they were mostly achieved through amendments to its state Medicaid plan, not the waiver process.
Britain was "squandering our greatest asset, our children" because they were not achieving their potential.
In other words, norms such as human rights norms continue to exist precisely because they have not been achieved and because activists across the globe continue to put pressure on states that deny their importance.
Mr. Herzberg said he avoided more sweeping reforms -- like an overhaul of the tax system -- because they could not be achieved on an accelerated timetable, and because some would conflict with the work of other organizations, like the European Union or the World Bank.
All of these behavioral paths were desirable because they were necessary to achieve successful co-regulation and productive collaborative learning.
However, patients in the placebo/PR group were more likely to discontinue all treatment by Week 20 because they were unable to achieve adequate virologic response to treatment.
One hundred and twenty-two patients assigned to the TPN group received EN when the gastrointestinal function recovered, and EN was stopped in 67 because they were unable to achieve the caloric requirements at day 3 or because they had EN-related complications.
Children who fail to meet these expectations end up feeling like failures, while those who succeed fail to feel satisfied because they are simply achieving what is expected.
