Retention of skilled practitioners is a problem.

The exact number of the practitioners is not known.

In the end, both camps should show greater humility macro development practitioners about what they already know, and micro development practitioners about what they can learn.

Consequently, doctors and health practitioners have, in most cases, continued to shun traditional practitioners despite their contribution to meeting the basic health needs of the population.

How was the treatment handled by the health care practitioners?

There are currently 34 general practitioners distributed over the island.

c. Professionals and practitioners specialized in sustainable development and Agenda 21.

It currently encompasses a large number of such practitioners around the world.

Seven of the general practitioners and nine of the specialists are women.

Also, traditional health practitioners play a considerable role in dealing with health problems.

This makes the traditional African practitioners a vital part of their health care system.

The most significant difference across categories of mental health practitioners is education and training.

Counselling of victims is often provided by the Vanuatu Women's Centre or private practitioners.

Initiatives arising from this commitment include the Personal Safety Survey and Justice Practitioners Training.

That is of particular importance to academics, practitioners and law students from developing countries.

The second question why are some people attracted to radical ideas? has been explored by researchers and security practitioners, who generally agree that people are more inclined to accept radical ideologies if they feel alienated.

Heated debate immediately erupted, with some experienced practitioners questioning the feasibility of such a goal.

He emphasized that further training of criminal justice practitioners was needed to implement the regime.

In this way, Bird was largely responsible for the rehabilitation of electrical treatment among medical practitioners.

The HDR net is free and open to all human development practitioners who wish to join.

And so practical wisdom does not require heroic acts of self sacrifice on the part of practitioners.

Many practitioners, however, are either unaware of these proposals for action or find them difficult to understand.

The International Association of Gerontology held its eighteenth congress in Rio de Janeiro in June 2005. More than 4,000 researchers and practitioners from all regions explored the theme of active ageing in the twenty first century participation, health and security.

Most cases of headache are diagnosed and treated primarily by general practitioners, at least the less severe cases.

Practitioners in the business of solar energy may use the unit watt hour per square metre (Wh m2).

Provide systematic training on gender issues to all categories of DDR practitioners in the field and at headquarters.

Information sharing on successful initiatives, between public officials and development practitioners, is an important dimension of this process.

The project website has become an indispensable tool for electoral practitioners and students, receiving 800,000 hits per month.

Over the past 20 years, laid off workers, dispossessed farmers, Falun Gong practitioners, and angry Tibetans have organized protests.

To investigate the epidemic, the city government and various medical practitioners formed the at the end of May 1956.

Christianity is a minority religion in Somalia, with around 1,000 practitioners in a population of over eight million inhabitants.

We have had excellent briefings from top notch experts and practitioners from both within and outside the United Nations.

(a) Global, regional, national networks of experts and practitioners on drug abuse prevention, treatment and rehabilitation created or strengthened

Gynaecologists, obstetricians and general practitioners who have received appropriate training are authorized to provide contraceptive services of all kinds.

It is relatively cheap, and it is easy for family practitioners, who treat the majority of depressed people, to prescribe.

Student programs The SHRM Student Program was created in 1965 to promote interaction between human resource management students and practitioners.

It provides a forum for discussion and debate for outstanding scholars, practitioners and executives in the field of substance abuse.

(d) Criminal justice practitioners trained in use of the provisions on mutual legal assistance, special investigative techniques and witness protection

One of the cornerstones of the Tribunal's outreach programme is the training of Rwandan jurists, advocates and human rights practitioners.

In his time, electrical treatment had acquired a bad name in the medical profession through its widespread use by quack practitioners.

Like a happy and secure childhood, Confucian civilization bestowed upon its practitioners the self confidence to meet the challenge of the West.

The relative ratios of traditional practitioners and university trained doctors in relation to the whole population in African countries showcases this importance.

In addition, PWUT conducts a wide range of short, specialized courses annually, aimed at upgrading or refreshing the knowledge and skills of practitioners.

Quack practitioners claimed the treatment as a cure for almost anything, regardless of its effectiveness, and made large sums of money from it.

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