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If the government gets the pricing of its long-term contracts broadly right a big if it may secure several new nuclear-power plants in the next decade.
Improvement (defined broadly as purposive efforts to secure positive change) has become an increasingly important activity and field of inquiry within healthcare.
Improvement interventions, which can be defined broadly as purposeful efforts to secure positive change, have become an increasingly important focus of activity within healthcare. 1 How improvement interventions can best be studied, however, has remained contested; as with most new fields, many of the key terms, concepts and techniques currently escape consensus.
Theology has felt obliged to secure a place for itself broadly within the materialist worldview, sensing its main task is apologetic.
These ('within') control mechanisms need to (in conjunction) be sufficiently strong to secure that the public interest scope, as (broadly) understood by the underlying public authority, is the leading objective in the operational actions of the private body.
Similar policy research, with foundations in Golden, Ribisl, and Perreira data [ 44], would potentially highlight vastly more astute political action to solidify and secure not just tobacco control but more broadly all health policy.
The convictions came a day after President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko suggested that he might free his political opponents, remarks broadly interpreted as a signal to the West that he might be willing to negotiate to secure a badly needed loan.
"Although the direction of travel is broadly right, much important work remains to be done by the local authority if it is to secure sustainable capacity".
"The private sector has a huge incentive to secure its own systems and an incentive to do that work better by sharing that information more broadly," said Gregory T. Nojeim, senior counsel for the Center for Democracy and Technology, a policy group here.
