It comprehensively fails to acknowledge harm reduction and regulatory innovations – many of them successful – taking place around the world.
UNICEF will mobilize advocacy efforts to ensure that future international development frameworks comprehensively and clearly acknowledge the rights of people and children with disabilities in line with the International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
The team acknowledges that additional studies are needed to comprehensively determine the impact of metals on the respiratory system.
It is a story that Tomalin tells briskly and accessibly, though, as she acknowledges, it has been told many times before most comprehensively by Michael Millgate, whose standard biography was reissued in an expanded edition in 2004.
It is a story that Tomalin tells briskly and accessibly, though, as she acknowledges, it has been told many times before — most comprehensively by Michael Millgate, whose standard biography was reissued in an expanded edition in 2004.
The drafting of a sun protection policy acknowledges the ubiquitous nature of sun protection and the need to address it comprehensively, indicates a degree of commitment to finding solutions and provides a yardstick against which progress can be assessed.
But in a statement this month, the EPA acknowledged "existing studies do not comprehensively evaluate" all concerns.
However, the larger point is that health disparities are so heavily rooted in social structure that the distribution and dissemination of genomic data must acknowledge the broader context in order to comprehensively educate both the scientific community and the public.
Infection control guidelines need to acknowledge the widespread real-world practice of cloth masks and should comprehensively address their use.
A Victorian government spokesman on Saturday acknowledged the "tragic and heartbreaking" losses and said the parole system had been comprehensively reformed in recent years.
