And if there is the vision and commitment to realising pervasive computing in a way that is open, diverse, innovative, and high-value, then privacy may just stand a fighting chance.
They concluded that Arab nations suffer from a "freedom deficit," from pervasive gender inequality, from a weak commitment to education and from the widespread denial of human rights.
This discrepancy is likely explained by differences in the selection of participants, with the small previous study focused on patients with a high commitment to CAM use, with pervasive use of biological-based and mind-body CAM modalities.
Convinced that there could be no agreement without American support, they were constrained to set up a pervasive and competent security regime and to make an "irrevocable" commitment against the use of violent resistance.
In recent years, corporate and governmental agency declarations of a commitment to, and exploitation of, 'innovation' has been pervasive and powerful.
This improvement, however, belies an enduring commitment to many of Bush and Cheney's abuses, including pervasive surveillance, arbitrary detention, and executive secrecy.
And even then, it will be hard – because the use of trafficked persons is systematic and pervasive in these fishing fleets and there has been little political commitment from the Thai government to clean it up".
He acknowledged that numerous hurdles remain, including the pervasive unease many Afghans feel about neighboring states, their economy, the durability of the international commitment and their own government's ability to make good on its many promises to fight corruption.
Nevertheless, one of today's most pervasive and perplexing challenges for senior managers deals with how and when to make a commitment to the new practices.
Regardless of commitments to build regional cancer centres, there is still the issue of a pervasive Australian medical workforce shortage in almost every category [ 34].
