2. Manufacturers can develop antitampering packaging and certification systems Early efforts by the private sector to control the prevalence of fake drugs, such as the introduction of trademarked branding and tamper-evident packaging systems, demonstrated some success.
The best way to achieve this is to allow the private sector to control more of their own money.
Given that untreated/undetected hypertension likely leads to more expensive treatments of complications, these findings may justify investments by the Vietnamese health-care sector to control high blood pressure in order to save downstream health care budgets.
In Uganda, agricultural and health sector collaborations to control both pests and vectors proved to foster knowledge sharing among sectors, thus offering complimentary expertise of rural service delivery to malaria susceptible agricultural communities [ 9].
Google Books has suffered problems in the past: practical problems – lawsuits from publishers and authors, criticism of its inconsistent metadata – and philosophical problems involving the theoretical concerns of allowing a private sector company to control shared cultural resources.
Past attempts by private sector actors to control PRR have not been very effective.
The minute that anyone, whether from government or the private sector, starts to control how people use the Internet, it is the beginning of the end of the Net as we know it.
Considering existing input from other projects as well as its own analysis, SELCAT's recommendations were developed around two major ideas: (a) the use of advanced technological solutions designed to minimise the impact of human factors as the main cause for accidents at LXs and, (b) a joint rail and road sector strategy to control and reduce risks at LXs.
CANBAT 1 (supported by General Zabala) thought the HV would attack Sector West to control the Zagreb Belgrade motorway, and the UN would not object to such a move.
To bring that about, the introduction and hiking of fees that burdens students has been complemented by cuts in funding, the axing of courses, attacks on academics' pensions, demands to produce more work and the importing of managers from the private sector employed to control the direction of the university.
