In fact, the Clinton plan sustains the coverage and doctors for people who are currently satisfied with their care — and offers a wide range of private and public choice for those who aren't getting what they need.
How will the public plan sustain itself once it has killed the very host it is feeding off?
(3) What does the OPII cost in terms of staff time devoted to designing and implementing the PIP? (4) Are OPII-initiated changes in assessment and case planning sustained following the end of the intervention?
The report notes that a number of significant challenges remain, including improved planning, sustained leadership and reliable long-term funding.
The politics behind the statement, to be made in a speech to the Fabian Society on Saturday, underline the uphill battle that Balls and the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, have been waging to persuade voters that they will be tough on government spending, or that they have an economic plan for sustained recovery.
Drafting well, developing young players, and having a deep and talented infrastructure coming through the pipeline are the most proven plan for sustained success.
4. School communities can translate their analysis into contingency and long term plans, and such a plan can sustain when it is integrated with school improvement plans (where it exists) along with appropriate institutions and leadership. 5. External facilitation to school community has been helpful but may not be feasible at national scale.
Executive functions are defined as a set of neurocognitive skills that are necessary to plan, monitor and execute a sequence of goal-directed complex actions and include inhibition, working memory, planning, and sustained attention [ 5].
Our plan for sustaining the program relies on developing connections to the curriculum.
Other operations may be planned and sustained for a period of time for example, efforts made in the 1980s and early 1990s to combat hunger in Ethiopia and nearby nations.
