The CORE group, a collaboration of health professionals from international development NGOs, has proposed a broader conception of "scale", defined as "widespread achievement of impact at affordable cost", with "impact" serving as a function of coverage, effectiveness, efficiency, local ownership promoting sustainability, and equity [ 15].
The following month, she will debut an exhibition about German art during the Weimar Republic — nearly 200 works by some 50 artists — that will chronicle the destabilizing era after World War I, a period of rapid industrialization and high unemployment but also widespread cultural achievement.
Widespread recognition for his achievements and advocacy came to Dr. Katzman in the 1980s.
Clinton has achieved widespread admiration at home and abroad by earning it through hard work, great skill, high standards, vast achievement and good faith as first lady, a United States senator and secretary of State.
As they put it: "The PISA 2012 assessment dispels the widespread notion that mathematics achievement is mainly a product of innate ability rather than hard work.
You need only to go through the New York preschool application process, as I recently did for my son, to witness the hysteria attached to early achievement, the widespread presumption that a child's destiny hinges on getting a baby foot on a tall ladder.
And the standard of living for everyone improved with the achievement of widespread literacy and numeracy.
Second, the achievement of widespread innovation use is the result of a multifactorial process and cannot be attributed simply to specific, planned actions.
Coming in tandem with the optimism, though, are widespread concerns that the political achievements will not hold if leaders do not quickly deliver to the people.
Despite the defeat, the achievement won Slade widespread recognition, and he was voted League One manager of the year in 2007.
