The policy of continued improvement in citizens' health, further to the definitions provided in the latest World Health Organization reports, entails a huge undertaking on the part of local administrations in issues that not only affect health management but also involve a change in other health-related policies, such as urban development and planning.
The data have been shown to be broadly representative of the cities' populations, while all the analyses that were undertaken entailed a multivariate regression modelling component, ensuring that any reported differences between the cities were independent of the characteristics of the survey samples.
Human space flight is a complex undertaking that entails numerous technological and biomedical challenges.
Similarly to the 1997 Asian crisis, the global crisis entailed broad lending by banks undertaking unproductive real estate investments as well as poor standards of corporate governance within financial intermediaries.
More generally, analogical inference is a contradictory undertaking because it entails "entertaining a completely new thought about an I, that however is not me, but something absolutely different" (Lipps 1907, 708, my translation).
Additionally, the demarcater seems to believe that undertaking a health promoting role entails responsibility to solve all the underlying causes of a "problem".
Instead of leading with talk about equality, our polls suggest that marriage advocates should concentrate on making plain that gay couples fit into this ideal and demonstrating that gay couples want to undertake the sacrifices that it entails.
Undertaking the procedure as a "day case" entails formally admitting the patient to the hospital, treating and discharging within the same day.
This entails two commitments by the university; first that it will undertake pioneering research relevant to local needs, and second that it will ensure that this research is conducted while conforming to the highest ethical standards.
Restriction: that is, prohibiting the young person from undertaking certain activities or going to certain places; this can entail electronic monitoring.
