The Towards a Safer World Initiative convenes a broad range of multisectoral, multiregional stakeholders with the goal of more effective whole-of-society preparedness to lower the economic, social, and humanitarian impacts of pandemics and comparable high-impact risks.
But in order to be more effective, the whole of the international community needs to simultaneously criticise the DPRK about its human record.
There's minimal between-song banter from the ex-Wernham Hogg man, which is a shame, because the more we're reminded of his neediness and self-knowledge deficit, the more effective the whole show becomes.
In this study, we tested whole blood samples spiked with either E. coli or S. aureus and the derived plasma specimens, demonstrating that the detection of 23S rDNA was more effective when whole blood was used.
With the development of high throughput sequencing, it is expected that whole genome methylome sequencing will become an even more effective strategy for whole epigenomic analysis.
With mixed success, Washington has also worked to organize fractious rebel groups into a more cohesive and effective whole, while delegitimizing Mr. Assad.
Tonight we are making sure America understands one small smooth stone is sometimes even more effective than a whole lot of armor.
"Sometimes one small smooth stone is even more effective than a whole lot of armour," he said (translation: "like David, I can topple giants").
"Tonight, we are making sure America understands that sometimes one small smooth stone is even more effective than a whole lot of armor," Mr. Huckabee said, getting in a dig at the object of his particular scorn, Mitt Romney.
The museum's other intended scares are slightly more effective than the whole pro-life angle they try to push.
