Subsidizing the establishment of a programme is inevitable; in the longer term CLWs must charge fees for services and commission on the sale of drugs to generate profit with which to restock drugs and materials.
Havana responded politely, saying it would not require the cooperation "kindly offered" but would instead like to buy food, medicine and other materials to restock its reserves.
I then head back to the hospital, restock the car with any materials and spend around one-and-a-half hours writing up my notes and booking an appointment for the newborn.
After the course, each participant received a first-aid kit assembled using locally available materials and instructions on restocking the kit.
Likewise, while renewable CTC materials such as packets of seed and soil are restocked often, research elements such as hand lenses and microscopes feature sturdy, low-tech design built to last (Fig. 6).
Ms. Walker is helping lead an ambitious effort by American doctors and nurses, both civilian and military, to restock Afghanistan's hospitals, clinics and universities with medical textbooks and other reference materials.
Many Chinese export factories practically stopped buying raw materials then as their orders dried up, but have been restocking since late spring.
They are volunteers but receive in-kind remuneration in the form of materials and equipment (bicycles, raincoats and boots, t-shirts, bags) and cost-shared animal restocking.
Nor is Mitchell's fantasy so different, in its materials, from Mark Haddon's story for children "Boom!" (about aliens who are kidnapping humans, in order to restock their dying planet), a terrific little book I enjoyed reading to my son a few years ago, but which I didn't bother to treat as more than a nice bedtime game.
