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Implementing the CRC Amina's case also draws attention to the need for better implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) – the first international treaty legally requiring state parties to guarantee children the full range of human rights.
Likewise, a fuzzy controller to SP is employed for the OFSR toward a better implementation of the genetic algorithm.
"We don't condone it, and we don't believe it's useful or fruitful or conducive to a better implementation of the [deal], and they know that to be our position," Zarif said.
Long-term in-situ measurements on board the ISS or large satellites not only realize a better implementation of the influence of the space environment but also imply high costs.
Finally, particular attention is paid to the practical guidelines developed by researchers to establish a common methodology for verification and validation of numerical simulations and/or to assist and support the users for a better implementation of the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) approach.
They're using the money for bigger and better implementation of the technology.
Through the results of this experiment, three major novelties of the proposed model such as its flexibility for concurrent consideration of the economic and the safety aspects of the layout design, its ability for constructing varieties of the layout designs, and a better implementation of adjacency among the neighboring department's pairs during the designing processes are demonstrated.
The study reports of human resources and other characteristics were in line with other previously published literature and provide evidence for the need for the better implementation of regulation of pharmacies and the importance of supporting the evolution of regulated community pharmacy in the country.
I want to see the better implementation of policies protecting women's rights to ensure we have the right to say yes or no to sex; have reproductive rights; freedom of choice; the right to political participation; and equal pay.
This study could bring closer the viewpoints of different categories of people and officials of the health system reforms in a way that could lead to the better implementation of such reforms.
