One could argue that modern dance may be more loosely connected to sports and athletics, although who would argue against a ballet dancer's commitment to strength, speed, coordination, velocity, aerobics and pain?" Mr. Keigwin cited the inspiration of "trailblazing male dancers who have paved the way for us".
This was quite a shift, challenging donors' assumptions about the lack of Government capacity and its commitment to lead donor coordination.
For example, UNICEF has reinforced its commitment to global cluster coordination responsibilities for the three clusters and two areas of responsibility that UNICEF leads by establishing a dedicated unit in Geneva, core functions of which are funded by UNICEF's core budget.
This functional trauma system requires a determined commitment to education, planning and coordination, financial resources and well staffed hospital emergency services.
Instead, they will ask the profession to document its commitment to appropriateness, stewardship of resources, coordination of care, and patient-centeredness.
What explains interpersonal coordination is speakers' mutual commitment to a communal referential practice, not some independently specifiable similarity in their associated criteria.
A statement on the army's website stressed its commitment to preserving stability of border areas in coordination with international forces.
Targeted policy responses, including a commitment to adequate funding, along with improved structures for coordination and inter-agency working should be developed in order to improve service delivery across Europe.
Although the Ndere CHWs had also received training from nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), interviews with government officials and CHWs both indicated that there was poor coordination between agencies and inadequate commitment to deliver training in sufficient quantities.
The studies explored the extent to which donors were accountable to country coordination bodies and the strength of leadership and political commitment to HIV/AIDS programmes.
