Learning how to honestly confront the failings of the care that we provide and developing the commitment to work to make systems and processes of care higher in quality and more reliable becomes an essential element in the professional development of learners and prepares them to address the constitutive problems of healthcare.
PepsiCo developed the commitments using global nutrition criteria based on recommendations contained in WHO/FAO's Technical Report 916[ 12], reports of the Institute of Medicine (IOM [ 13, 14], and the US Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
Education regarding the application of menu engineering and design is considered an effective way to develop the operators' commitment to these systems.
When a wavering Republican senator told Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton that the president needed to address concerns about missile defense, the senator quickly received a letter from Mr. Obama reaffirming his commitment to develop the system.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The Ministry of Mines announced Thursday that it would take the first steps toward opening the country's reserves to international investors at a meeting next week in London even as Afghans expressed a mixture of hope and doubt about the government's commitment to develop the country's newly documented mineral wealth.
"New York - Mitsubishi Motors is accelerating its drive toward greater environmental responsibility and reinforcing its Drive@Earth global sustainability initiative by announcing today its commitment to develop the pure electric, four-passenger Mitsubishi i MiEV for global markets.
Finally, the electric car movement was given a lift by improvements in technology and by government commitments to develop the infrastructure needed to support electric vehicles.
But Osama bin Laden spoke to everyone, including many millions of Muslims who admired his analysis of world affairs but never themselves developed the courage and commitment to follow his logic to its lethal end.
But also, they say, the newcomers who have doubled West Windsor's population in the last 15 years are too often professional couples whose transient, corporate careers in New York and Philadelphia keep them from developing the kind of commitment to the place, to the volunteer work and to the town boards that people like the Froehlichs and the Harbourts brought in their child-rearing days.
Developing countries were persuaded to go along with the round because, they were told, it offered the only way of addressing many long-standing issues, particularly the rich countries' obscene agricultural protectionism.But from the start there were reasons to be sceptical about the sincerity of the developed countries' commitment towards the success of the round.
