With a view to averting disaster in case of an earthquake, city officials have moved aggressively in recent months to enforce earthquake safety standards for old brick buildings.
To handle this aspect of reporting for such a wide range of interventions, we first placed intervention results on a logarithmic scale, with a view to ascertaining order of magnitude differences in cost effectiveness (such as $Int10 100 versus $Int100 1000 per DALY averted).
According to Defra, the hierarchy is a means to avert "unnecessary impacts on the environment" from development.
Last-chance talks on the junior doctors' contract will open today, with a narrow route to averting further strikes.
The resumption of such inspections, which ended four years ago, has been widely viewed as a last possibility to avert an American attack on Iraq.
Given these momentous challenges, it is imperative to continue to monitor future trends in health inequalities in order to avert the potential impacts on Japan's health security.
So too, the original working group that condoned the DMPPT concluded that all their models showed a rapid expansion would 'result in earlier and larger effects on HIV incidence' with 'fewer circumcisions required to avert one infection and more infections averted at a lower cost per infection averted over time' (UNAIDS/WHO/SACEMA 2009; WHO 2010).
Gov. Bob Riley has agreed to help negotiate with Wall Street on a deal to avert a court filing, Ms. Collins said.
The House has not yet voted on a spending bill to avert a government shutdown, with a deadline Thursday.
A sound conceptual framework and good information are required to quantify the impacts of all interventions' impacts on such inequity, and to robustly evaluate any further program or policy modifications to avert particularly inequitable impacts.
The establishment of linkages between habitats is of great importance to avert the detrimental impacts of land fragmentation and climate change on biodiversity.
