Second, to compile an encyclopedia of forms and technologies that might be deployed in any city that's interested in taking increased responsibility for its role in the global environment, and to look into the new and singular morphologies that might emerge in response to the particulars of place.
Communities work together to support healthy lifestyles and business takes increasing responsibility for promoting public health.
During the war, David began contributing to the Observer, which was owned by his father, and after it took increasing responsibility until he was formally appointed editor in 1948.
Anthony Cordesman; Chair in strategy, Center for Strategic and International Studies "While the ANSF may be able to take increasing responsibility alone in some of the lower-risk areas, they're nowhere near ready to do so in the most troubled provinces, such as Kandahar and Helmand".
Over these departments was a central planning committee headed by Speer, which took increasing responsibility for war production, and as time went by, for the German economy itself.
Nonetheless, some are engaged in activities that could ameliorate the problem--Whole Foods, Walmart, the Container Store, and others who embrace "Conscious Capitalism" take increasing responsibility for their externalities.
A critical component of children's transition into these new life periods is learning their HIV status (often known as "disclosure"), which is required to move into adult care settings and to take increasing responsibility for their disease management (Wiener, Mellins, Marhefka, & Battles, 2007).
Policy initiatives and technological advances enable the use of integrated shared care models of healthcare delivery whereby the focus of care is moved from the hospital to the community, and also of models where patients take increasing responsibility for monitoring and treatment.
Third, we will redouble our efforts to build the necessary capability of the Iraqis themselves to take increased responsibility for security and law and order.
The Journal of Evidence-Based Dental Practice (JEBDP) say that it is an exciting time in the profession of dental hygiene, with opportunities to take increased responsibility for oral health care and to deliver care in a more comprehensive way.
