The possibility of more sustained, continuous assistance provided through cash transfer or voucher mechanisms negates many of the barriers faced in providing in-kind assistance.
Services available in day hospital regime are defined as "diagnostic, rehabilitation, and curative care, delivered as alternative to ordinary hospitalization, when the services to be provided require, due to their nature or complexity of provision, medical or/and nurse continuous assistance, not available in the outpatient (ambulatory) setting" (Presidential decree, 20 October 1992).
The authors sincerely thank the team at ICRISAT-Mali for successfully conducting the sorghum field trial and for the data collection, and the laboratory staff at University of Hohenheim for their continuous assistance during the entire molecular work of this project.
Marshall's fear that Israel would "be able to survive only with continuous assistance from abroad" (Israel is the largest cumulative recipient of U. S. foreign assistance since World War II, according to the Congressional Research Service) has been borne out by history, but while in office, Marshall never made his May 12 confrontation with Truman public.
Although continuous assistance, as provided during the Crimean War by Florence Nightingale, included the basic principles of intensive care, most people agree that the Copenhagen polio epidemic represents the starting point of this discipline.
Our philosophy is one of continuous improvement.
As a result the adoption of Continuous Delivery stagnated.
What are other benefits of continuous recruitment?
Hardly evidence of continuous or uncontrollable growth.
Benefit payments stop after a year of continuous unemployment.
