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Petraeus noted that increased measures to control population movements would probably have to be put in place throughout the country, which would require considerable manpower.
General Petraeus indicated that he thought increased measures to control population movements would have to be put in place and assured Kayani of his commitment to support Pakistan military development.
In conclusion, improved processes of care, better documentation, and/or increased measures to promote adherence to all primary and adjunctive therapies for HF are needed.
These concerns have been reiterated at the international level: the International Organization for Migration has called for increased measures to ensure access to HIV prevention, treatment, care, and support services are made available for migrant workers by both countries of origin and countries of destination [20].
As concerns for the detrimental effects of POPs on the environment and human health increased, measures to reduce or eliminate the production and use of POPs were initiated in many countries from the 1970s onward (AMAP 1998).
The UN Security Council on November 14 called on UN peacekeepers in Central African countries to increase measures to stop such attacks.
Finally, we used the model to explore the possible effects on condor mortality of withdrawing or increasing measures to reduce exposure of condors to spent lead ammunition.
To maximise the impact of the campaign, UNICEF is increasing measures to strengthen routine vaccinations for newborn babies in communities and raising awareness on the necessity of hand washing to reduce the spread of the disease.
Although research regarding delirium has increased, measures used to screen for delirium continue to have limitations, including questionable reliability, validity, and clinical utility.
The improvements over the next two years are designed to end the indignity of mixed sex wards and increase measures to stop patients committing suicide.
"Victorian families simply can't afford to wait for an election or for a drawn out royal commission process before the government takes decisive action and increases measures to eliminate family violence," he said.
