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It was BC's commission on missing and murdered Indigenous women that first pushed Vancouver police to undertake some serious efforts to build trust with sex workers.

Katz noted that the city has already undertaken some reform efforts, including revamped police rules on use of force, an expanded bodycam program and a planned Civilian Office of Police Accountability, set to open in September.

"That the Police Department has determined that they're going to undertake some extra effort to bring the situation under control is exactly what departments are supposed to do when they see a growing problem," Bloom said.

Severity levels were defined as: 1 = cosmetic/minor (i.e., subtle and possible enhance enhancements/suggestions); 2 = moderate (i.e., user will be able to use the intervention but will have to undertake some moderate effort in getting around the problem); and 3 = critical/severe (e.g., create significant delay or frustration or prevents a task from being completed).

Both the International Law Commission and the General Assembly undertook prolonged efforts that eventually resulted in agreement in 1974.

He undertook these efforts in association with numerous medical schools, development assistance organizations and the U. S. Agency for International Development.

In its wake, school systems undertook desegregation efforts that peaked in the 1980s.

Every so often, Cubans undertook mass efforts to escape.

Other nations undertook similar efforts, although of different sizes and compositions.

In 1776 and 1777, they undertook significant efforts to improve the defenses surrounding Ticonderoga.

Indeed Stradling [11] has gone further with a classification of different types of effort when undertaking journeys: physical effort, cognitive effort and affective effort.