Q: What are the benefits to governments in recognizing children's civil rights? A. Governments will be convinced by arguments that children have important contributions to make to society – if we take them seriously, listen to them, build their citizenship skills and their ability to take responsibility.
To assist girls in recognizing benefits and overcoming barriers to PA, girls participate in a 90-minute after-school PA club 3 days/week.
These reviews should examine studies of different research designs, experimental and observational, in order to shed light on the various pathways through which impacts are achieved and the conditions that make possible realization of multiple benefits or that help in recognizing and responding to harms.
Arsenal would be best off in recognizing the benefits such a breakup might entail, and act upon such a decision decisively to avoid the late decisions and horrible play that they experienced at the start of the 2011/12 season.
In recognizing the benefits of a larger marine protected area in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, the Initiative convened a panel of ocean conservation leaders to facilitate the expansion of the Monument and helped establish one of the largest protected areas in the world.
Future generations will benefit from the governor's vision in recognizing the wisdom of renewable technologies as a major source of energy.
Rather, these very distinct lenses through which doctors and designers approach problem solving can contribute to ineffective communication and difficulty in recognizing the potential benefits that the other party brings to the table.
"We have been late in recognizing that the benefits of new technologies are increasingly offset by adverse effects on children," said Carmen Madrinan, Executive Director of ECPAT.
4. Not-for-profit hospitals and institutions in healthcare can benefit by recognizing and embracing their inherent organizational advantage over for-profit institutions, as follows: It is easier for the employees to identify with the aims of an organization that doesn't have profit at the center.
Some recognition processes occur in invertebrates, for example, in bees and wasps which live in colonies where the benefit of recognizing fellow nest mates contributes to successful function of the colony [3], [8].
Difficulty in recognizing faces.
