The Demographic and Health Surveys, which have been conducted every 5 years in Ghana since 1988, have provided valuable nation-wide data on some demographic and health indicators (9, 10).
It's not fair, she says, considering that this community sits among some of the most valuable land in the nation.
How the Trump administration handles the politically delicate issues could prove crucial to future relations with the strategically valuable Persian Gulf nation.
As Bahrain's leaders struggle to hold back a rising popular revolt against their absolute rule, Washington's posture toward the Shiite majority, which is spearheading the opposition, could prove crucial to future relations with this strategically valuable Persian Gulf nation.
The potential of this technology could also prove valuable to nation-states and local governments.
Roosevelt, a lifelong baseball fan, replied in a letter dated January 15 , 1942 that he felt baseball was valuable to the nation and should continue throughout the war.
His measured performance only strengthened the conviction of many of us that his temperament is every bit as impressive, and as potentially valuable to the nation, as are his intelligence and decency.
But Coats should know: It is hugely valuable to the nation to hear a truthful assessment from someone in his position, when truth at the top is in such short supply.
He also described her work on an Arkansas program to help parents encourage their children's literacy and school preparedness, a program that not only served as a model for similar programs elsewhere, but also was singled out by the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy as one of the most valuable in the nation.
Some areas of research are just more valuable to the nation than others, they insist.
She volunteered to work as a nurse, but was informed her fluency in the German language was more valuable to the nation.
