When the final settlement was reached, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said it marked "the beginning of a new era" in which "we can all move forward in our shared commitment to effectively meet the needs of homeless families".
With the upcoming 2016 mayoral elections, it is crucial for all candidates to demonstrate a firm commitment to effectively tackling the issue of homelessness and poverty, with emphasis on the progress made and not just the targets set.
"Due to the corruption in FIFA and the minor investments made in women's international football to date, FIFA also needs an enforceable, overriding commitment to effectively grow the women's game and transform the organization into one that is modern and equitable," she added.
These measures will not come easy, to be sure, and will require lasting commitment to implement effectively, but we are confident that they will bear fruit -- for these leading companies, for future participants and stakeholders, and above all, for the communities they serve.
In 2007 26 signatories signed the IHP + Global Compact with a commitment to 'work effectively together with renewed urgency to build sustainable health systems and improved health outcomes'.
This finding is consistent with studies exploring the optimum mix of qualifications, experience and commitment required to effectively deliver CRAFT [ 8].
As the world considers the true scale of financial commitment required to effectively tackle malaria [ 33], such cost-sharing schemes for ITN delivery represent an important option for governments, NMCPs and donor partners in Africa.
This book discusses how Tamil Nadu, one of the remarkable states, developed its social commitment to delivering services effectively.
O'Toole says the new role illustrates government's commitment to work more effectively with the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector, and sees his focus as "creating visibility on both sides".
The problem, as Bret Jacobson and Ian Spencer of Red Edge, a digital-advocacy group for conservative causes, made clear to me, is that the party may now recognize the need for a digital component but will lack the imagination and the financial commitment to deploy it effectively.
And while anyone can (and many do) care for the elderly, educate the young, visit the prisoners and nurse the sick, it is often the church congregations in our communities that have the structure, network and commitment to quietly and effectively do this work week in and week out.
