Papers 1891-1900 of total 56038 found.
Category: /History
…. Along with sensible economic reforms, political restructuring is essential for stable democracy to take hold. The Road to a Market Economy At the heart of the difficulties plaguing the Russian Federation are the economic reforms that the Yeltsin regime has…
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Category: /Literature/English
…of violence, making health care more accessible and affordable, expanding and improving coordination of social services, improving the identification and treatment of psychological problems, and alcohol and drug abuse, providing more affordable child care
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Category: /Literature/English
…Act (1983). Care Management Although all of the clients who are admitted to this service have a form of learning disability, a majority of them, like David, also have mental health needs. For this reason David's care is managed using a care plan…
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…its goal, two years ahead of time and under budget, by producing a finished sequence completely mapping all human DNA. Genetic research has been utilized in all areas of therapeutic and preventive health care as well as pharmacogenomics, forensics…
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Category: /Literature/English
…be educated into gold, ” as Mark Twain stated. To me this says that not everyone is meant to have a high education. Health Health care is among one of the most important things to think about when it comes to society. In today’s society…
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…and spinal cord) are encased in hard bony coverings composed of the skull and spinal vertebrae. Chiropractic health care primarily focuses on examining and evaluating the spine and pelvis to determine if any area of the spine is malfunctioning. If present…
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…, which means they have no official status and will not be entitled to education and health care. Tradition isn't the only “fault”, however China's family planning policy has worsened the problem. In 1980, when an exploding population threatened to erode…
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…and social need. Despite free market reforms and democratization, the region suffers the highest degrees of inequality with respect to income distribution, literacy, and health in the world. Over 60 percent of income is destined to the wealthiest 20 percent…
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…is passed in england in 1782 enabaling humanitarians, appalled by the exploitation of workhouse residence, to make reforms in many English jurisdictions. Many workhouses are closed, and many private entrereneurs are replaced by municipal employees as managers…
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…sheep rather that the sheep may not be stolen". steps are taken to reform the criminals so that he may not repeat the crime and eventually become a useful member of the society. Every effort is made to restore him to normal health. It is an incontroverible…
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