And since there are real limits on self-protection, all states share an interest in a collective-security system that commits all of them to act co-operatively against these dangers.Getting serious about preventionGiven the gravity and interconnectedness of today's threats, our world needs to be far more committed to prevention.
"UNICEF remains committed to prevention and control of all forms of under-nutrition in Vietnam and will therefore continue to support the Government of Viet Nam to sustain the achievements in IDD elimination beyond 2005," he continued.
Some argue that pre-test counseling should be comprehensive--to help clients consciously choose for testing, to prepare for a potential positive outcome, and to disclose and commit to prevention should they be HIV-positive [ 9].
"As a general policy principle we are committed to conflict prevention and conflict resolution".
We are committed to the prevention of HPV diseases including cervical, vaginal and vulvar cancers as well as genital warts caused by the HPV types included in Gardasil.
Leagues, owners, coaches, trainers, athletic directors, physicians, Players Associations, parents and families, and the athletes themselves need be committed to better prevention, monitoring and treatment.
A rep for The It Gets Better Project responded to the controversy in an email to The Huffington Post, and wrote, "The It Gets Better Project is committed to suicide prevention and anti-bullying efforts on behalf of LGBT youth, inspired by a YouTube video created by Dan Savage five years ago this week.
As a Goodwill Ambassador, Jackie Chan is committed to HIV prevention efforts and to ending stigma and discrimination against people living and affected by AIDS.
GERES, association committed to the prevention of accidental exposure to blood and risk of infection among health care workers, led by France preventive approaches that have proved effective in industrialized countries to reduce this risk.
UNICEF is equally committed to the prevention of future violence through the establishment of child-friendly spaces, with activities designed to educate girls and boys about gender-based violence and help them develop life skills needed in the new and challenging camp settings.
They are concerned about our children's safety and happiness; they are committed to bullying-prevention efforts; they are aware of the individual needs of each child, and they work diligently to meet them.
