But I want every young woman to be as unafraid of her fantastic potential as my friend, the young Hillary Clinton was, and I wish for all of us grandmothers, the still fierce caring for the world, the beautiful well-earned edges and the impenetrable sense of humor that she has today.
Competition for the limited healthcare dollars available in Tanzania is fierce; therefore, prehospital care systems that are effective and affordable are needed.
China presents a vast opportunity but requires great care because fierce competition often depresses profits.
Others suspect the administration had given in to the fierce objections of health care workers and their unions.
He exhorted them to finish the job on health care despite fierce criticism from Republicans and fears among some Democrats that they could pay a political price for passing the legislation.
"All the issues that are plaguing labor around the country -- health care, pensions, fierce low-cost competition -- are running through this strike," Harley Shaiken, a professor who specializes in labor issues at the University of California, said in a telephone interview.
Now it is part of the increasingly fierce battle over health care and the Medicaid programme for the poor.On January 12th, the Democrat-controlled legislature in Maryland passed a bill requiring any employer with more than 10,000 employees to spend at least 8% of its payroll on health care for its workers.
Asked Monday whether the president could persuade her to vote for the latest repeal-and-replace bill, Murkowski responded: "If he has the numbers, yeah". Murkowski's fierce advocacy on health care springs largely from a unique set of factors in Alaska: a poor and vulnerable population, remote geography and inordinately high health-care costs.
Advisers to Mrs. Clinton have long worried that many independent voters, conservative Democrats, and liberal and female Republicans have bad memories of her fierce advocacy on health care in 1993-94, when she lambasted her opponents and seemed, at times, disdainful of anything short of universal coverage and total victory.
The proposals attracted fierce opposition from day-care providers, who said they would erode, and eventually erase, the federal day-care program.
