Health clusters must develop and negotiate clear exit strategies right from their inception and gradually work toward implementing these strategies as a humanitarian crisis progresses.
Women's Equality Day, annual event in the United States, observed on August 26 since its inception in 1971, marking American women's advancements toward equality with men.
The rest were, as he put it, "perhaps difficult to navigate" but not evidence of a campus culture that refused to address its attitude toward bodies not included at its inception.
From its inception through 2007, it had allocated over $20 million toward this cause.
Since its inception, however, systems biology has been more oriented toward the molecular, intracellular level, which is reflected in the fact that most of the modeling tools that have been developed are aimed at the development of chemical network models and do not provide capabilities for constructing models that span multiple levels of resolution.
Neoglaciation is recorded as a non-linear transition toward cooler summers, landscape destabilization, and the inception and expansion of Langjökull beginning ca 5.5 ka, with notable increases in ice cap size and landscape instability at 4.2 and 3.0 ka.
The tissue banks which contributed tumor samples toward this study have been continuously approved since inception by relevant institutional review boards.
His administration's posture toward the gulf region had been telegraphed at its inception, when Dick Cheney convened oil and gas cronies, including Enron's Ken Lay, to set environmental and energy policy.
HBO is working toward hosting the 3D world premiere of the movie Inception, which, as I understand it, isn't too bad at all.
Sharat Shroff, manager of the Matthews India Fund, which has returned 10.2% annually since its inception in 2005, points to infrastructure investment as a critical step toward leveraging what he calls Indias demographic dividend..
