To be a success, each of the deliverables needs to have sufficient countries that there will be a critical mass".
US officials say the UN resolution, which will be personally pushed by Obama when he chairs a meeting of the security council on Wednesday, is supported by sufficient countries to pass a vote this week.
Where there are sufficient countries to justify hierarchical linear modeling it would be useful to investigate just what characteristics of countries are associated with deinstitutionalization.
Studies in resource sufficient countries have documented that patients with advanced HIV infection have decreased levels of TC, LDL-c and HDL-c, with the extent of lipid abnormalities correlating with disease severity.
Although the Czech Republic belongs to the iodine sufficient countries [ 20], we advised all women after the reference SpA to use iodine supplementation of 100 150 ug/day before and during next pregnancy.
It provides an opportunity to examine IH and both its structural predictors and its associations with HIV risk behaviour in a large and geographically diverse sample, with sufficient countries to enable analysis by country-level (macro) as well as local-level (meso) and individual-level (micro) variables.
Back then, the U.S. was a largely self-sufficient country, so Asian or European economic troubles didn't matter much.
"Chile is the second least self-sufficient country in Latin America after Panama, and currently imports 75% of its energy resources," says Christoph Tagwerker, a consultant at Inter-American Development Bank.
The New Yorker, February 11 , 1980P. 25 A friend who lives in the country writes: Oil and steel and shoes and wool and machinery and automobiles and technology and gourmet foods and boutique frivolities are not the only things that our formerly more than self-sufficient country now finds it necessary to import.
Once a stable and largely self-sufficient country, Zimbabwe is now struggling, and the opposition party has tapped anger over the country's economic slide and the government's increasingly autocratic rule to mount the most serious challenge Mr. Mugabe has ever faced.
KALU VALLEY, Afghanistan — If there is a road to a happy ending in Afghanistan, much of the path may run underground: in the trillion-dollar reservoir of natural resources — oil, gold, iron ore, copper, lithium and other minerals — that has brought hopes of a more self-sufficient country, if only the wealth can be wrested from blood-soaked soil.
