Here a major reason given for strongly rejecting what was already being practiced, in support of existing recommendations, was the perceived need to preserve the alternative treatments as second line regimens in the absence of viable alternatives.
Consider the case of the Olin Foundation, which spent decades and millions of dollars in support of existing, "old school" engineering programs on university campuses.
The purpose of this knowledge summary is to introduce MSD best practice and illustrate how MSDs can be utilized in support of existing multi-stakeholder efforts and country platforms for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals and the updated Global Strategy for Women's, Children's and Adolescents' Health (2016 2030).
Otherwise, there can only be official propaganda in support of existing "nationality/minzu" theories and policies.
In relation to voluntary policy instruments, there is the question of whether they have been effective in supporting the implementation of existing legislation and in guaranteeing quality with regard to the "essential requirements" established by European binding policies.
As lead counsel on the amicus brief to the Supreme Court in support of the existing policy, I, along with at least the 46 other human rights organizations that signed on to our brief, know well that the prostitution industry, the endpoint of sex trafficking, must be opposed if we stand any chance of ending sex trafficking.
In conclusion the widespread support of the existing organ donation law in Austria is encouraging.
It will add to the $8m already allocated to the program to increase the number of startup incubators and accelerators in Australia, support the expansion of existing high-performing incubators and attract "experts in residence' to provide specialist advice to startup businesses.
Clustering can, in fact, support the identification of existing underlying relationships among sets of variables related for example to crack growth mechanism or noisy perturbations.
On one level, that year's 98-0 Senate vote, which extended the act by another quarter century, makes the case for judicial deference on the issue even stronger, since it suggests that a broad democratic consensus exists in support of the existing provisions.
