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Improvements have been made in delivering healthcare for people with learning disabilities but there is still much to do".

He said Boeing knew there was "an important statement to be made" in delivering that first plane as soon as possible.

Implementing 17 new sustainable development goals from 2016 is a concern among NGOs, who fear island governments will repeat mistakes made in delivering the MDGs.

Ms. Bachelet said she had made the trip because she wanted to see first hand what kind of progress had been made in delivering assistance to the remote fishing communities and to determine what needs remained.

In Latin America, considerable progress has already been made in delivering what the report calls "pro-poor growth" over recent decades, through implementing generous social welfare payments, for example, to ensure that the poorest also benefit as economies develop.

However, many analysts point out that great strides were made in delivering some of the Freedom Charter aspirations in the early years of the new South Africa.

H.P., in turn, would lose the contribution the unit makes in delivering low-price components, like semiconductors, to other parts of the company.

"But we've got very difficult decisions to make in delivering our long-term economic plan to get Britain out of deficit and starting to pay down instead.

The key contribution of this paper is demonstration of the important role of logistics receiver can make in delivering sustainable city logistics.

The strategy seeks to minimise new airport development by making best use of existing facilities, and specific policies include: In December 2006 the government published the Air Transport White Paper Progress Report 2006 to report on progress made in "… delivering a sustainable future for aviation".

Blaenau Gwent Council said it was making progress in delivering a comprehensive plan of action to achieve improved literacy and numeracy for all learners in Blaenau Gwent, with the support of the education commissioners.