Since men's health outcomes are worse, the NHS is required to take specific actions to bridge that gap.
Rather, the seven SIRTs take specific actions to protect the body against insult, including against common diseases of aging.
For many weeks, the United States has been working to get the Palestinians to take specific actions against Hamas and other militant groups responsible for violence against Israelis.
Instead of dismissing reports of neglect and abuse -- as clearly happened in the starvation case -- caseworkers would be required to check out accusations and take specific actions.
English football club Newcastle United – which recently announced that it is now offsetting more carbon than it emits – has a section on its website where fans can pledge to take specific actions to reduce their carbon footprints.
States should be allowed to continue to develop their own rating systems for schools, using school test scores, while being required to take specific actions within five years in some minimum percentage of schools.
The bottom line by which the summit should be scored is whether as a result of this effort, states take specific actions, including the allocation of resources to make the world safer from a nuclear explosion by an extremist group.
On Friday, Mrs. Clinton told the prime minister that the United States expected Israeli officials to take "specific actions" to show "they are committed to this relationship and to the peace process," Mr. Crowley said.
Mrs. Clinton also told the prime minister that Israel must take specific actions to show its commitment to the relationship with the United States and to the peace talks, according to a State Department spokesman.
Overall, as rising share prices showed, there was more good news than bad for the tobacco firms.The Framework Convention on Tobacco Control signed at the WHO's annual assembly is said to be the first international treaty to commit governments to take specific actions over a public-health issue.
