When compared to the World Bank, UNAIDS has also been committed to sustaining its commitment to HIV/AIDS by funding new program initiatives.
"We will help the T.N.C. sustain its commitment to the sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity and national unity of Libya," Mrs. Clinton said, "and we will look to it to remain steadfast in its commitment to human rights and fundamental freedoms".
By 2006, in response to continued country needs, the Bank further sustained its commitment to HIV/AIDS by creating the AIDS Strategy & Action Plan (ASAP).
According to Deputy Executive Director Hilde F. Johnson, UNICEF needs approximately $1.4 billion in new funding to sustain its operational and programme commitments – and that amount covers only 32 countries confronting the most urgent crises.
Seamus Murphy, an analyst with Merrion Capital in Dublin, disagreed, saying that Allied Irish was sustaining its commitment to the United States market, albeit in a different form: Allfirst, he said, now had the power of M&T behind it.
Our kibitzing colleagues doubted there would be enough demand to sustain a commitment store.
Glick Schiller clearly disagrees with this: she thinks that everyday sociabilities are sufficient to sustain a commitment to social justice.
Despite this, responses to Chisholm's Paradox are typically motivated by efforts to sustain a commitment to essentialism rather than avoid commitment to haecceitism.
Both of the trading parties tend to sustain their mutual commitment, trust, and affection through instrumental ways.
This case study has implications for government and non-governmental advocates aiming to sustain commitment to existing policies in shifting national and international contexts, particularly policies relating to contraceptive services and other neglected sexual and reproductive health issues.
