In practical terms, this means that as part of a broader plan to improve mother and child health care, medical equipment must be kept up to standards, and outreach services expanded.
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If the writers can keep up to this standard, it could prove an entertaining ride.
"The new system will help doctors keep up to the standard expected of them by ensuring they stay up-to-date with the latest techniques, technologies and research," said a spokesperson.
Some large departments, like those in Dallas and Denver, have already made changes, often under the leadership of an administrator eager to keep up to the national standard or after DNA exonerations revealed mistaken identifications.
He does what every essayist or critic should do -- he is rigorous, honest and highly opinionated and he expects his readers to keep up to the high standard he sets.
One is that after 40 years of economics Nobels, often spread among three awardees at a time, the supply of economists of the stature of the first dozen Nobel Laureates may not keep up to that original standard.
For example, circuits have been widened over time to keep up to date with changing standards and changing cars, which year after year become more powerful and sophisticated, particularly in terms of the aerodynamics.
Contacts with local media and community/personal networks should be established, maintained and kept up-to-date with drinking water standards and emergency protocol, so that when an incident occurs official advice can reach all consumers of all demographic backgrounds in a timely fashion.
But David Marquez said that the ventilation system at Rikers was untested and inadequate, and that the people running the jail had a responsibility to keep the ventilation up to standard because of the high rate of smoking.
"We have a diversity problem," he says, referring to the wide variety of planes the air force already uses, "making it much harder to keep training and maintenance up to standard".
