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By linking these communities to a communications hub, nurses, doctors, and specialists were digitally available 24 hours a day, offering immediate support to patients and community-based health workers (CHWs).
In Europe, doctors link up with patients by phone and email to advise on immediate and long-term care.
The first and most immediate dimension is daily communications, which involves explaining the context of domestic and foreign-policy decisions.
Of course, there are places where any sign of celebrating Christmas would trigger immediate persecution.
There is no immediate geopolitical threat in this situation.
The immediate consequences of this deficit are tremendously painful, and so are the long-term outcomes.
Although this rise may seem small in the short run, especially when compared to the immediate increase caused by major storms, its long-term effects must not be ignored.
They provide immediate protection during storm season, but can be removed at times of year when extreme storms are unlikely and recreational beach use is most important.
During World War I, on the other hand, Japan was blinded by its eagerness to protect small but immediate benefits, and failed to appreciate what a true "matter of national importance" was.
The ideological enemy was the capitalist world, but the immediate enemies were “Trotskyists,” “revisionists,” and other “reactionary elements” inside the Soviet sphere.
Be it the US Congress’s paralyzing polarization or Italy’s protest vote against the established political order, politicians are being given time to overcome their dysfunction, thereby minimizing any immediate disruptive impact.
Such recriminations do not mean that the US-Japan alliance – the bedrock of America’s forward military deployment in Asia – is in immediate jeopardy.
But to infer that an immediate start to further hikes is a no-brainer is ludicrous.
In health emergencies, immediate aid is essential.
The immediate tasks are more mundane, but they are also more feasible: clearing projects, reducing poorly targeted subsidies, and finding more ways to narrow the current-account deficit and ease its financing.
If only rational reasoning was the basis of decision-making, the remaining 27 member states would, in line with their interests, move to strengthen the EU by taking immediate steps toward stabilization and enhanced integration.
The business community, by and large, advocates the immediate guarantee that EU citizens currently working in the UK will be able to continue doing so.
Whatever their historical disagreements, South Korea and Japan both face serious risks in their immediate neighborhood.
Designing therapies to sustain a stable tumor mass rather than eradicate all cancer cells will require a strategy that looks beyond the immediate cytotoxic effects of any one treatment.
Rewards for risk taking and initiative are immediate and highly motivating.
To be sure, we should not ignore abuses in the immediate post-putsch crackdown; but we should put ourselves in the authorities’ shoes.
In any case, there will be opportunities for the Council to address abuses after the immediate furor has subsided.
Although American commitments to Lebanon, Somalia, Vietnam, and Cambodia differed mightily, history reveals that despite immediate costs to America’s reputation, disengagement ultimately redounded to America’s advantage.
Israelis grudgingly accept that the country and its geopolitical situation are relatively stable, especially in view of its immediate neighborhood – a burning Syria, a smoldering Egypt, and a volatile Lebanon.
But there are immediate needs - the programme is short US$60 million this year alone.
Governments should certainly cut taxes and fund initiatives that pass rigorous cost-benefit tests; but broad new spending programs usually do not yield a significant or immediate economic boost.
They should attempt to produce an immediate cessation of violence from both sides while simultaneously focusing on a permanent settlement of our conflict.
There was no immediate pressure to re-invent Europe’s institutional foundation because EU enlargement was the institutional foundation for the new European order.
It will almost certainly fail to achieve its immediate objectives; but it may open the door to serious progress afterwards.
A similar reluctance will dominate the rest of the immediate institutional agenda.
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