How exactly to characterize and operationalize that obligation remains the single biggest challenge for public health ethics, and for global justice.
First, that, although a significant minority students can give a satisfactory definition of common ancestor, only a very small percentage can operationalize that definition properly when asked if particular pairs of organisms have a common ancestor.
Being able to operationalize that knowledge is key to the future, and using the collective wisdom is important to ensuring that solutions really work to combat poverty, early marriage and build a better economic future.
It also raises the question of why the Ice Bucket Challenge was so successful, what contributed to the viral nature of its engagement of the crowd, and whether there are ways to operationalize that phenomenon for a standardized scientific research funding system using the crowd?
"The question is, how do we actually operationalize that?
"Now, how do you operationalize that in a sensible way that minimizes the loss of American life, the lives of other people, and actually moves us forward to get some kind of accomplishment that everyone can point to?" Some analysts question how that outlook will withstand the rigors of a race for higher office, which usually demands sharper definitions.
While theoretically, the domains of the Andersen model capture an appropriate and broad conceptualization of factors associated with care utilization, it is how the components are operationalized that ultimately define how well it will predict preventive care utilization.
Further, the mandate should require officers to document efforts made to operationalize actions that were unfruitful.
It also helped establish the case for the Security Council's invocation of the responsibility to protect doctrine, an important breakthrough in operationalizing a concept that has protection of civilians at its core.
