Practical legal experience such as that garnered through Brazil's success with using the mechanism of compulsory licensing to reduce the price of both generic and brand ARVs down should be translated elsewhere, so that potential applicants might gain access to the most affordable quality medicines.
Afflicted by suffocating smog, Paris was forced in March to implement automotive austerity measures, restricting car travel through the city for one day to cars with odd-numbered license plates to reduce the emission of diesel fumes.
Self-restricted driving does not appear to be a phenomenon limited to the older drivers in the ED setting, which may have implications for educational and licensing strategies to reduce crash risk in ED patients, and self-restriction may not be the optimal focus for driving safety programs or educational materials for older ED patients.
These in-depth findings provide additional support for the case for Graduated Driver Licensing programmes to reduce collisions involving young people, and also suggest that road safety interventions need to take a more community development approach, recognising the importance of social context and focusing on social networks of young people.
These findings provide additional support for the case for Graduated Driver Licensing programmes to reduce collisions involving young people, and also suggest that road safety interventions need to take a more community development approach, recognising the importance of social context and focusing on social networks of young people.
Worse still, fears of compulsory licensing are sure to reduce the incentives for big drug firms to do research into cures for many of the diseases that most afflict poor countries.
"We also helped identify ways to improve their licensing control practices to reduce problems," he added.
Police Minister Nathi Nhleko said the idea that police alone could solve South Africa's crime problem was "a hallucination," and he called for tougher laws on firearm licensing and steps to reduce alcohol abuse.
Contrary to traditional restrictive controls, the Licensing Act (2003) proposed to reduce violence by removing restraints on regulated opening hours for licensed premises; thus potentially increasing the physical availability of alcohol.
