These "orphans" struggle to deliver their interventions through a relatively neglected service delivery channel, or they disengage from ANC altogether and use their own channels, as is often the case with antenatal tetanus toxoid.
He described how, during his decade in Downing Street, the challenges facing government had shifted from the essentially domestic managing the economy, rebuilding neglected public services and fighting poverty to more threatening and intractable global concerns.
Although some have questioned the appropriateness of the marketing philosophy in an age of environmental deterioration, resource shortages, world hunger and poverty, and neglected social services, numerous firms are commendably satisfying individual consumer demands as well as acting in the long-term interests of the consumer and society.
Roads and sidewalks throughout the city are clearly the victim of poor maintenance, and often neglected by services like snow and ice removal.
Years spent focusing on American friends and Arabian enemies has left neglected social services in a mess, and privatised welfare and mental health set-ups have pushed many Israelis further than they seem prepared to go.
Years spent focusing on American friends and Arabian enemies has left neglected social services a mess, and privatized welfare and mental health set-ups have pushed many Israelis further than they seem prepared to go.
Around Ohio, local governments are being forced to choose between raising taxes and neglecting services, even though the state now has a two-billion-dollar "rainy-day fund".
They do an increasingly difficult job in our least visible, most neglected, public service.
Despite their increased risk of falls and fractures, nursing home residents are often neglected in service utilization and costing studies.
Part of this could be because Twitter's DM product isn't a good one — the company has harshly neglected the service since inception.
