"I wondered if it might be possible to investigate whether there could be some form of support to assist the Soil Association in avoiding having to cut back their capacity for this initiative," the prince wrote.
In their book The Soviet School of Chess Kotov and Yudovich devoted a chapter to Alekhine, called him "Russia's greatest player" and praised his capacity for seizing the initiative by concrete tactical play in the opening.
Continuous support for the Capacity Building Initiative for Transparency is a crucial aspect of transparency; and transparency related capacity.
There is a continuing need for research capacity building initiatives for primary health care professionals.
I mean by this the power of initiative, the capacity for formulating new ideas and for carrying them into effect, the power of self-control, high standards of honesty and morality, the power to lead and to control other races, the capacity for disseminating ideas, and other similar qualities which will readily suggest themselves.
School management and leadership enhanced through capacity building initiatives for Whole School Development Planning.
- The support for capacity building initiatives introduced under UPE should be continued till such time some alternative and institutionalized system is developed.
In order for capacity building initiatives to address these issues, outcomes should also explore the direct impact on services and clients: what Smith [ 25]defines as the social impact of research.
In describing these values our intent is not to suggest that they characterize all of rural life but rather to show how they play into building rural capacity for palliative care and how initiatives that disrupt these values also disrupt care.
The world of these novels is one in which "happiness seems a bit ambitious," as Isabel Field remarks to her married lover, Colin Sidney, himself lacking the capacity for joy as well as the initiative to leave his wife and family.
In the United States, an environmental public health tracking initiative to develop capacity for ongoing assessment of environmental hazards, exposures, and health outcomes is being coordinated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC CDCCDC 2003a; Marmagas et al. 2003; McGeehin et al. 2004).
