We aimed to determine caregivers' commitment to OPV in districts of Afghanistan at high risk for polio transmission and to examine what knowledge, attitudes, or experiences could threaten commitment.
Yet today, the effects of everything from childhood obesity to climate change conspire to threaten this commitment.
Participants also suggested alternative wordings on the translation of item 1 and 10, and suggested the translation of the term "threatened with commitment" in item 10 into a literal meaning of "threatened by applying law for compulsory admission" in Chinese.
Had that situation continued, the Fed would have been accommodating increased inflation expectations, thereby threatening their perceived commitment to low and stable inflation.
As her fashionable flirtation with Communism slides toward earnest and potentially career-threatening commitment, Blair is summoned to the office of Louis B. Mayer, then the head of MGM, the most powerful studio in Hollywood: L.B. Sit down, sit down, my dear.
In June, Hexion and Apollo filed a lawsuit to break off its $10.6 billion merger with Huntsman, arguing that completing the deal would force both companies into insolvency, threatening necessary loan commitments by Apollo's banks.
A rush to build incinerators to burn waste and break the UK's reliance on landfill is threatening the country's commitment to increase its recycling rates.
It is threatening to turn its commitments on nuclear export-controls into a cheater's charter.
Its oil supply was not threatened, and its commitment of troops was largely symbolic.
The White House appears to have accepted the cuts without a murmur.How much President Barack Obama's exasperation with Mr Karzai now threatens America's commitment to a security agreement is unclear.
