While public health specialists seek more effective and equitable response systems, the methodological problems and the expense of many conventional epidemiological approaches continue to limit the usefulness of pandemic surveillance, program monitoring and evaluation.
"Looking through the prism of hindsight, and considering the many factors argued by the defendant that were not present at the time of his initial sentencing, one can argue that a less harsh sentence might have been more equitable," he wrote in response to a motion filed by Aaron's attorneys.
While stopping global forced migration is an ideal end goal, Moving Targets points to how these insights offer ways to help humanize refugees, and account for the factors that have both caused mass displacement and that have undermined the potential for more comprehensive and equitable responses to such crises by community, state, national, and international actors.
The global TB response has become more equitable by placing patients at the centre of treatment, prevention, and care.
Drawing inspiration from philosophy, history, and literature, she suggests a route past this limiting response and toward a more equitable, imaginative, and free society.
Correction: January 19 , 2001 Friday An article on Saturday about various states' responses to court orders for more equitable school financing referred imprecisely to New Jersey's prekindergarten program.
This appears to have been caused by a shift in rainfall periodicity from strong interannual fluctuations in response to periodic ENSOs, to a more equitable pattern with more consistent annual rainfall.
If that wasn't enough for the carriers to ponder, the regulatory landscape is also evolving in response to the cry for a more equitable playing field in wireless.
"The administration has to give careful thought to having a more balanced response so that there is a sense in this country that it is more equitable".
For this reason, any ethically defensible response to a catastrophic event should go beyond "mere" reconstruction and imagine new, more resilient, and more equitable forms of urbanization.
Cybersecurity is a stopgap tool to give you options here and now in response to these threats; ultimately, it's up to society as a whole to build a more equitable future where these tools won't be necessary.
