All parties must act with expedience, professionalism, and commitment to the populations of the Gulf South.
Thailand is the exception, where the government's commitment to enrolling the population in its universal social insurance scheme means that government investment in health has risen since 2002 [ 56, 61, 62].
Thomas and Grindle (1994), in their review of population reforms in 16 countries, explain that sustained commitment to the implementation of population policies tends to be constrained by two main factors: the dispersed and long-term nature of their impacts, and the lack of mobilized support from users of contraceptive services.
He thanked the partners, notably WHO, FCB and UNICEF, for their strong support to improve the lives of women and children, and reiterated the Government's commitment to protecting the population from HIV/AIDS.
More evidence, Mr. DeFilippis said, of the county's commitment to this population.
Thus, models and theories can exemplify population thinking without commitment to the principle of natural selection.
These findings suggest that in adult muscle stem cells, Pax genes function to promote population expansion, whilst maintaining commitment to the myogenic lineage.
The translation of 'cohort' studies to genuine etiologic studies is fully instructive of the general essence (singular) of etiologic studies, including in the context of dynamic source populations: commitment to a source population, specifically to the source base formed by its course over a particular span of time; etc.
We can do sustainable agriculture at scale, and given the Pope's commitment to avoid population control of any kind, we'll need to.
In particular, access to health care is often not determined entirely by individual choice, but rather by the wealth of a country, its commitment to population health, and the distribution of its resources.
