| All belief systems, ideologies, creeds, and theological frameworks turn to dust. |
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| Both frameworks are described in the context of the contemporaneous social and political background. |
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| Currently the area opposite the taxi holding is dotted with steel and concrete frameworks and other partially complete structures. |
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| Pens are supported by rope frameworks about 200 feet square and anchored on each corner by a one-ton anchor. |
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| It was the legislative frameworks for the complementary therapists in osteopathy and chiropractic which initiated the new approach. |
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| Because it is so concise, the text is strongly structured by conceptual frameworks that do not get lost in detail. |
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| The CSCI is radically overhauling its social care regulation and inspection frameworks. |
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| Such frameworks provide for water allocations of these life-giving and scarce resources through peaceful means. |
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| Penillion singing therefore allows both the vocalist and the musician to ply their skills within their own frameworks. |
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| After the mid-1980s, however, serious questions were raised about the adequacy and sufficiency of frameworks of general principles. |
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| We explored alternative frameworks that embraced holism and body-mind-spirit unity. |
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| By adopting relatively broad geographical and chronological frameworks, Dyer's book raises a number of issues that beg for further study. |
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| In contemporary frameworks, the rule of generalization invokes a singular term, the arbitrary constant introduced into the text. |
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| As a result, people do not think about how to craft or tailor systems and frameworks to suit the unique needs of Taiwan and its people. |
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| Often, this research is badly designed and lacks theoretical or conceptual frameworks. |
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| The frameworks of the looms are made in Mahdia and assembled using only wooden doweling, because metal nails would snag the threads. |
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| Likewise, almost all use theoretical frameworks from other areas, rather than the sociology of religion. |
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| Their opinions are derived from coherent conceptual frameworks, not emotions and propaganda. |
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| It is the self-reflective move to think upon our own conceptual frameworks and how they shape our own textual production. |
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| All countries must consider introducing statutory frameworks to regulate genetic technologies. |
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| The Java programming language contains object-oriented features enabling the construction of interface-based application frameworks. |
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| Individuals were left more isolated, without the political frameworks through which to understand their problems, or to point towards solutions. |
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| The tangled steel frameworks of several of the toppled radio towers were also lying near me. |
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| One of the frameworks inevitably embraced as one comes to understand movies is auteurism. |
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| Marx taught us to look at ideologies or conceptual frameworks, and to ask of them, who do they serve? |
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| It also gave the company the chance to start afresh with new security, and audio and video frameworks. |
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| Cut fixture and border tiles to size, using keyhole saws, and insert them into surrounding frameworks. |
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| The law represents an embodiment of a society's values and legal frameworks are becoming increasingly important to the study of marketing. |
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| Since then most canvas paintings have been attached to lightweight wooden frameworks or stretchers. |
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| In their focus on Jesus they are basically concerned with how he relates to current world views and frameworks of understanding. |
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| Britain and France sought to maximize their interests by economic and political frameworks designed to serve their advantage. |
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| The government on its part is putting in place the regulatory frameworks for the gas industry. |
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| The range of analytical tools, techniques, approaches, and frameworks available to support strategic assessment is very large. |
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| In all these areas, the increasing pluralization of values, lifestyles, intellectual frameworks, and cultural traditions was intense. |
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| Curved, patchy sails of silk, canvas and mesh, attached by wire to metal frameworks, project in numerous directions. |
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| It is also noteworthy that these radiolarians generally have quite fine frameworks and thin shell walls, resulting in semitransparent specimens. |
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| Some people find out their self-righteousness and frameworks, but just keep them because of their pride or stubbornness. |
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| If this is the case, you should realize your self-righteousness and frameworks are very strong. |
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| On the contrary, those who follow their self-righteousness and frameworks might have conflicts with others. |
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| If this is the case, I hope you will realize your self-righteousness and frameworks and break them. |
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| Governance strategies and frameworks are needed to ensure both legitimacy and optimality in instrument design and implementation. |
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| There could be many reasons for this, but one of the main reasons is self-righteousness and frameworks. |
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| If they can realize their self-righteousness and frameworks when these tests come, it is blessing for them. |
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| Many people have stoppages resulting from their self-righteousness and frameworks, but they do not realize it in themselves. |
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| There are cases where a person's self-righteousness and frameworks are not revealed very clearly depending upon their personalities. |
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| In an ideal situation, one would expect that all of these regulatory frameworks would stop the unsustainable use of natural resources. |
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| Thermal stress during firing and masticatory forces after cementation affect metal frameworks. |
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| In some African countries, lawmakers have amended legal frameworks and systems to reduce gender inequities with respect to property rights. |
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| Use the existing frameworks to sketch out minimum benefits from a national perspective. |
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| Effective frameworks must rest on a thorough understanding of the barriers to achieving inclusivity and employment equity. |
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| Discreet but efficient, these bookrests allow a very original presentation of books, frameworks and all rigid pieces. |
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| They provide the white, unshaded zirconium oxide frameworks with chroma in-depth effect and a shaded character without increasing their opacity. |
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| The flaws and creaks in the current supervisory and regulatory frameworks are quite visible and demand firm action. |
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| Perhaps healthcare workers should be taught to keep some basic frameworks in mind to enable them to be more sensitive to power in all its manifestations. |
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| It is well capitalized and it is underpinned by one of the most effective regulatory frameworks in the world. |
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| It provides principles, design frameworks, skills, tips and activity ideas to facilitators. |
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| Language structures thought patterns and frameworks of knowledge. |
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| The European Water Framework Directive of 2000 is one of the boldest shared water management frameworks. |
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| Experience has shown that local-level interventions need to be linked with policy frameworks at municipal, state and national levels. |
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| Other common web application frameworks, such as Ruby on Rails or Perl can easily adapt the recommendations to suit their specific needs. |
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| It seems as if there is greater need for measures of error magnitudes and less need for revised or new frameworks. |
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| They create the legal, financial and economic frameworks which allow generalised innovations to be rolled out. |
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| All of the nine case studies presented in this analysis document the inclusion and embedment of school feeding in national policy frameworks. |
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| Europe has to be fair and should not hesitate to step out of ideological frameworks in order to bring a message of peace. |
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| For starters there are different legal and political frameworks in both countries. |
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| Right now, our current regulatory frameworks would make a SalaUno impossible in Britain. |
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| Instead we strongly recommend that NGOs adopt global best-practice policies independent of regulatory frameworks. |
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| Even when they build a small house, the work of laying its foundation and putting up its frameworks is a must. |
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| It will be a matter for them to consider how to respond most appropriately in line with their own constitutional and legal frameworks. |
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| This means that, in some cases, exchange rate policy frameworks must be brought into line with the features of the mechanism. |
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| Evaluation frameworks should aim at clarifying the parameters of success or failure in the context of the project. |
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| It is a world they will not recognise, one of initiatives, strategies and frameworks, all with multifarious objectives, strands and dimensions. |
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| Guidance on the use of informal sector data by national accountants would help populate conceptual frameworks. |
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| The creation of frameworks within which the financial markets can operate is in my view a task for government. |
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| It also includes defining the policy, technical, and financial frameworks that are necessary for implementation. |
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| As a particular discipline, psychometrics provides methodologies for constructing measurement tools and frameworks for testing whether such tools achieve expected objectives. |
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| Annual budgets are based on the plans and financial frameworks for the next four years. |
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| Also, if we realize how good God is, we can surely realize our righteousness and frameworks. |
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| The global economic crisis put the fiscal and economic frameworks of all countries to the test. |
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| It is widely acknowledged that supra-state institutions are critical in the struggle to protect migrant worker rights, however, the role of international legal frameworks has generally been weak. |
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| His dramatic compositions of bridge pilings, freeway foundations and steel frameworks are as calmly sculpturesque as a Greek Kouri yet still create a sense of unease. |
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| Most of the measures were directed at liberalizing legal frameworks and improving the investment climate. |
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| During the negotiation stages, project developers who are mostly expatriate men are usually reluctant to work outside frameworks that are considered customary. |
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| Management frameworks have gotten a bad name, because they generally require significant investments before they deliver justifiable returns. |
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| It is intended that the two frameworks be used in tandem and applied simultaneously. |
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| This eventuality makes vendor-agnostic frameworks an appealing option. |
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| We do not need to reinvent the wheel to develop robust international controls and monitoring frameworks for REDD-plus activities. |
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| Civil society organisations could be encouraged to twin, following the example of town twinning, and to set up dialogue frameworks. |
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| At the same time, legal frameworks institutionalize discrimination against groups most at risk and against vulnerable populations. |
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| Spending policies are established within multi-year frameworks, the present one covering 2007-2013, and deficit financing is prohibited. |
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| Conflicts then spring up between the consequences of this objective of integration and local legal and regulatory frameworks. |
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| The seminar emphasized that the concepts of time, space, and content supplied frameworks that are fundamental to both the culture-history and processual approaches. |
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| They argue that within such frameworks, the environment is still merely a 'background' to sentient organisms. |
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| Nonviolent theorists and movements have developed a number of frameworks that a group can use to build its own strategy. |
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| Countries have legal frameworks so if you do damage to somebody else, they can sue you for compensation. |
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| The effectiveness of our corporate governance and risk management frameworks were tested and we were not found wanting. |
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| Despite rising public concern for the protection of children, legislative and institutional frameworks remain punitive and unresponsive. |
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| Stand-alone evaluation frameworks do not necessarily include a performance measurement and reporting strategy. |
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| Concomitantly, legal frameworks and technical standards for the settlement of cashless payment transactions are being harmonized. |
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| Additionally, Simflowny generates automatically code for general-purpose simulation frameworks. |
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| The concept of preferential treatment in the context of Article 16 has to be examined on touchstones of trade as well as non-trade frameworks. |
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| Parliamentarian networks have also taken significant steps regionally to strengthen institutional frameworks to mitigate corruption. |
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| Regarding timebound aspects, all 4 frameworks offered a time frame for completion of objectives and specific activities. |
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| We discuss the group classification of minerals based on frameworks containing isolated MO6 and three-membered rings of tetrahedra. |
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| A report that takes stock of the legal and institutional frameworks to fight corruption assists the countries in detecting needs for reform. |
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| In this respect, the various provincial governments' policy frameworks have an impact on the imperative to internationalize. |
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| Where the appropriate legal frameworks are in place, such a sentencing disposition may be imposed without further ado. |
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| The struggle to respond within these frameworks, at times, disempowers and further impoverishes the poor and marginalized. |
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| A number of countries have adopted measures aimed at making regulatory frameworks more business-friendly. |
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| See our vast selection of frameworks, curios, vases, floral arrangements and objects of all kinds. |
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| Preparation of national and subregional priority frameworks, and related work programmes for subregional MDTs is underway. |
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| There is a growing trend towards integrating quality frameworks into the institutional frameworks and thus formalise the link between them. |
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| You learned many times that you have to break your self-righteousness and frameworks. |
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| Even though you stand on the rock of faith, you still have some fleshly thoughts remaining that come from the self-righteousness and frameworks. |
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| The Government ratifies the financial frameworks of its ministries annually for the next four years. |
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| The heart of the roadside-like field is full of self-righteousness and frameworks that have been hardened over a period of time. |
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| If we have such self-righteousness and frameworks, we are apt to have fleshly thoughts without even realizing it. |
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| Improved policy and legal frameworks for interfirm collaboration, public private ventures and inter-institutional coordination. |
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| If you realize this self-righteousness and your frameworks and break them, you can then have a great spiritual growth. |
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| The available literature provides suggestions, theoretical frameworks, anecdotical evidence but only a few case-studies. |
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| That is why some people suffer trials for a long time because they cannot break their self-righteousness and frameworks. |
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| As is the case with self-righteousness, the frameworks can also be categorized into worldly frameworks and frameworks in the truth. |
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| In most of these cases, it is because they have their own self-righteousness and frameworks insisting that they are just. |
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| Putting in place stronger medium-term budgetary frameworks offers a chance to overcome political economy considerations in both the design and implementation of fiscal policy. |
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| Most African countries have put in place the requisite policy and regulatory frameworks, despite growing public jitters over genetically modified food. |
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| We spend millions of dollars and those frameworks go absolutely no where. |
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| The monitoring and evaluation group of the Partners Coordination Group is now a single group, resulting in greater coherence between the two frameworks. |
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| There are no regulatory frameworks or guidelines in any country surveyed that mandate the frequency of inspections, which authority they are done by and what they cover. |
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| Inadequate implementation of legal frameworks also limits progress. |
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| It is up to the delegations to fill those frameworks with real substance. |
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| The way in which the Evaluation was designed and the structure established in the evaluation frameworks for information gathering facilitates the links between the data and findings. |
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| Individual countries within the UK have frameworks for the promotion of their indigenous languages. |
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| His stories about the fictional Ann were inconsistent and he invented other people as frameworks on which to hang his tales. |
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| Experimental techniques remain a crucial component to improving the inferential frameworks for interpreting the archaeological record. |
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| Several frameworks of word knowledge have been proposed to better operationalise this concept. |
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| The truncated icosahedron and truncated icosidodecahedron have fivefold symmetry and cannot four four-connected frameworks with lattice symmetry. |
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| Through these aforementioned property adjustments, a number of synthetic zeolitic materials with different frameworks have been reported. |
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| Within the frameworks of the single market and the stability pact, the Member States are selling off the grassroots wealth, thereby strengthening the plutocracy. |
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| With these theoretical frameworks, the traditional system of governance and management through chieftainship and its impacts on land acquisition and administration is undoubtedly legitimate. |
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| The production of frameworks, crowns and bridges makes up a large proportion of the dental market, so the ability to produce them in a reliable, simple and open system is essential. |
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| Venezuela is trapped in a vicious cycle of distortionary interventions, weak policy frameworks, and economic and social deterioration. |
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| Ethical decision-making models grounded in ethical frameworks comprehend elements of moral philosophy such as utilitarianism, deontology, and virtue ethics. |
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| The AUC aims to reach this fundamental objective through harmonization of infrastructure policies, strategies as well as legal and regulatory frameworks. |
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| But there is still room for improvement in the degree of strategic focus and measurability of the results frameworks at all levels and in the use of monitoring and evaluation functions. |
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| Nevertheless, within the context of globalization and the various substantive and processual frameworks created by TRIPS, these issues have gained in magnitude. |
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| Assurance services are scoped to address risk management strategies, management control frameworks and information for decision-making, reporting and accountability. |
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| The implicit paradigm in this approach to writing is that emotions are part of cognition, and that differences and dissonances between values and implicit frameworks form the very basis for change and evolution. |
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| They even have a place in some of the cobbled-up regulatory frameworks. |
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| It is referenced to the European Qualifications Framework, and thus to other qualifications frameworks across the European Union. |
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| That is why, ladies and gentlemen, our efforts to promote electronic commerce, for example, by creating the necessary legislative frameworks, will be in vain if these systems are not dependable. |
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| Next, careful attention is needed to design the simulation, with consideration of medium, technology, theoretical frameworks, and quality to create simulated reality relevant to the research question. |
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| The networks and tools available to them foster sustainability in the action taken and, in particular, prevent local dynamics from losing speed, due to a lack of identified action frameworks. |
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| Identifying the issues associated with memorializing victims of terrorism is therefore vital towards the development of policy frameworks that effectively address their memorialization needs. |
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| And which policymaking and lawgiving frameworks may properly be upheld in the name of shared, normative values that pay due regard to the fact of pluralism? |
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| The main weakness identified was in the realm of achievability as most logical frameworks appeared overly ambitious considering capacity limitations and political realities. |
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| It also puts forth recommendations-aimed at policy-makers and funders-to encourage a shift in the evaluation requirements and frameworks currently in place for community-based organizations. |
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| The second challenge for the Community is to rebuild the foundations for growth by supporting these countries' efforts at restructuring state run and private economic frameworks which are often in a state of decay. |
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| The intervening time provided an opportunity to revise and hone background material, conceptual frameworks and discussion approaches based on input and advice received. |
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| In addition, we see a difference in the legal and political frameworks as well as in the structures of responsibilites and education in every country represented here. |
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| Several countries in the Asia region, including Indonesia, adopted new bills institutionalizing disaster risk reduction as part of their policy frameworks. |
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| With regard the business climate, the burden of bureaucracy, of unconditionality and the low predictability of regulatory frameworks are seen as important obstacles to the inflow of investments. |
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| Emphasis is now needed to operationalize these policies and frameworks. |
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| No matter which institutional model countries chose, it was particularly important that the regulator be legally able to make the decisions that it believed to be the best within the frameworks set by the law. |
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| Researchers indicate that prior knowledge cannot be overestimated when constructing new frameworks of knowing. |
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| It is thus not to be the only means of ensuring protection, but should be supplementary to protective action undertaken in other forms and within other frameworks. |
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| We demonstrate that, in frameworks of efficient household allocations, spousal labor supply responses to shocks have direct implications for the gains from more generous government benefits to households. |
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| First, commissioners and regulators of care need to better recognise the potential contribution of volunteers to service provision and to reflect this in their service specifications, outcomes and evidencing frameworks. |
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| The other challenge pointed out by participants is the adaptation of operational frameworks during a crisis, evidencing the risks of a moral hazard. |
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| However, the mere existence of national AIDS frameworks, national AIDS coordinating authorities and national monitoring and evaluation systems is not sufficient for effective multisectoral and participatory responses. |
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| This architecture not only avoids particle aggregation and nanostructure cracking upon cycling, but also provides continuous and flexile conductive carbon frameworks to facilitate the fast ions and electrons transportation. |
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| Might it not be useful to take a fresh look at the frameworks and mechanisms used for negotiations between the State, local communities, populations and development partners ? |
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| Adaptable and far-sighted regulatory frameworks are required, taking into account the innovativeness of the actors on the financial market and its global nature. |
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| Under these circumstances, the Joint Committee cannot conclude that the existence of strategic frameworks per se limit the freedom of academic staff to conduct research. |
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| Many African nations are liberalizing trade and exchange controls, privatizing moribund State industries, building up communications infrastructures and reforming their legal and regulatory frameworks. |
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| This will require MEDA governments to adjust their regulatory frameworks with the purpose of enhancing the well-being of private shipping companies while at the same time maintaining a fair state of play in the market. |
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| The involvement of the standards development organizations in the frameworks means that the organizations could be susceptible to litigation if something goes wrong. |
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| Although the plant walls are tending to disappear nowadays, the pandanus roofs and the use of wooden frameworks continue, both in individual houses and in hotels, anxious to exploit this architectural style. |
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| As regards a comparison of the efficiency of various international aid donors, the Commission is already participating, in various frameworks, in initiatives aimed at comparing the efficiency of international aid donors. |
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| The media can help contextualize national development programs within community frameworks and bring these goals closer to their intended beneficiaries. |
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| But sometimes, even though you don't have any hard feelings, you might not be able to follow the will of God because of your self-righteousness and frameworks. |
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| Examples include inadequacies in existing regulatory frameworks, often designed for times of normalcy but ill-suited or ill-equipped to facilitate response measures during emergency situations. |
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| Some reports mention the lack of proper legal instruments or the inappropriateness of legislative frameworks that guide the management of education. |
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| In their Opinions, the EMI and the ECB focused on differences between the national legal frameworks, which could have impaired the singleness of the monetary policy of the euro area. |
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| In Health Canada's Audit and Accountability Bureau 2008 audit report, the Foundation received high praise for its sound management and investment frameworks. |
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| They validated reform, provided insights into workable frameworks, set a baseline for the requisites that conduce to human dignity and willed all of us to work our way through to mutually acceptable and respectful solutions. |
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| The principal role of Central Agencies should be to establish expectations and to provide policy frameworks and guidance to departments and agencies, without the heavy hand of excessive control. |
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| The provinces do not feel comfortable bringing in their own legislative frameworks to accommodate their consumers until we at the federal level pull away from that area of jurisdiction. |
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| Thanks to the institutional, legal, and strategic frameworks it had established and to the unflagging support of the international community, Sri Lanka was on the way to becoming a safer country. |
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| We develop and follow the best management practices and we entrench these approaches into client relationships and service delivery frameworks in order to foster long term and strong partnerships with our clients. |
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| This VET area should be cultivated through use of common frameworks, instruments and tools and supported by consistent use of comparable data enabling evidence-based policymaking. |
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| Reciprocity, however, is a central presupposition of the well-established deontological, utilitarian and contractual frameworks for moral decision-making. |
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| This calls for a comprehensive package of national reforms to restructure the budget, update legislative frameworks governing investments and stimulate local private enterprise. |
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| Rather than coming together to create simple, workable legal and regulatory ABS frameworks, providers and users of genetic resources are increasingly estranged. |
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| Is there sufficient information and capacity to ensure that legislative and regulatory frameworks and operational practices are in conformity with the state's responsibilities under relevant multilateral instruments? |
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| We also believe that there is a need to strengthen national priorities, legal frameworks, personnel training and public advocacy to exterminate the practice of sexual-based violence. |
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| While distinctive both in terms of demographics and related immigration policy frameworks, these parts of the world face compellingly similar issues in the representation of ethnocultural minorities on television. |
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| They usually perceive the issue in terms of their expertise, squish it through their preferred analytical frameworks and recommend we adjust the web. |
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| Resources are not just new money to continue on-going projects, but also a time commitment from the people who sit at the CCME table to develop guidelines and frameworks. |
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| Over 45 per cent of the target countries of the Facility signed memorandums of understanding with UN-Habitat on the further integration of recommendations on slum-upgrading into their operative frameworks. |
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| To strengthen work on gender, support was provided for assessments and mainstreaming of gender in national planning, budgeting and strategic frameworks. |
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| The presenters summarized the various legal frameworks that criminalize trafficking in cultural property, while articulating the difficulty of determining the licit provenance of specific articles. |
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| Often the forces in the wider sphere of influence and the existent policy frameworks are not in consonance with the overall development objectives to catalyse the transformation process. |
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| She attends meetings and, in 2007-2008, presented the Agency's Accountability Framework as an example of best practices and a talking point for Network members discussing their own accountability frameworks. |
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| The crisis presents an opportunity to reinstate adequate legal, regulatory and institutional frameworks that encourage sound water management and help increase land and water productivity. |
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| Regulatory bodies must work together to harmonize existing competency frameworks and consult with each other in the future development of their respective regulatory documents. |
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| At the same time, successful frameworks for transformation and change will need to occur at many levels and will need to address individual needs as well as the structural underpinnings of those needs. |
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| To the extent possible, the frameworks include outputs that elucidate the manner in which peacekeeping missions will contribute towards this progress. |
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| As in all major advanced economies, which, without exception, have had to review their economic models and surveillance frameworks, changes are needed in the euro area. |
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| Models of care should be profiled that identify common core elements and common frameworks for cancer patients and health professionals to work together to provide care. |
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| Documents were included if they contained clearly demarcated high-level strategies, policies or frameworks related to healthy eating and physical activity. |
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| Web intelligence is generally defined as the study and research of the application of artificial intelligence and internet-based information technology in order to develop new products, services and frameworks. |
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| Using standardised documents and legal frameworks will reduce border waiting times and will allow road haulage firms to operate internationally and will reduce costs for the economy at large. |
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| For example, some facilities have developed safety culture frameworks, while others have developed and piloted evaluation methods for performing safety culture self-assessments. |
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| In all developing countries, the certainties of rural traditions are giving way to urban life, with its opportunities and risks, its individual freedoms, and its more complex social demands and frameworks of support. |
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| The reporting period also witnessed the resumption in the activities of some of the institutional frameworks established to combat gender-based violence. |
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| Long before the hard times began, Canada's financial system was well capitalized, with one of the most effective regulatory frameworks in the world. |
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| A simple or partitioned system of representation frameworks also corresponds to a simple register of action which does not allow the expression of a complex opinion or complex strategic questions. |
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| While such discriminatory legal frameworks have particular importance for women who are widowed as a result of HIV, they disempower all women and girls by increasing their financial dependence on men. |
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| While both employers and staff have a responsibility for ensuring a positive practice environment, governments must hold ultimate responsibility for prioritising legislation and frameworks on safety at work. |
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| The model is defined within the frameworks of irreversible thermodynamics and configurational continuum mechanics and integrated in the isoclinic configuration. |
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| Building on its strong position as a partner to civil society UNESCO will contribute to basing on genuine civil society representation national capacity to design and negotiate policy frameworks for poverty eradication. |
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| This approach is particularly useful for cross-checking, identification of common ground, identification of tradeoffs and identification of decision-making frameworks of stakeholders. |
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| The divergent opinions that can be heard demand renewed reflection based on existing practices and dynamics in order to create frameworks for action able to overcome current standoffs. |
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| Lawmakers and indeed the legal profession will have to adopt new mindsets and new frameworks of reference if they are to redefine their role in a globalized world where extraterritoriality has become a key feature. |
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| It entails a critical analysis of the utility functions that supposedly explain households' financial behaviour and introduces new analytical frameworks that more accurately reflect actual attitudes. |
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| In the Caribbean, UNFPA advocates for the inclusion of population issues, including urbanization and internal migration, into development plans, strategies and frameworks. |
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| Instructions were given to take projected extrabudgetary activities into account when preparing the sector strategic frameworks, and the corresponding resource allocation matrixes. |
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| The first two subprograms set the standards and frameworks and the third one provides the generic tools for the actual redesign of the statistical processes, which is carried out in the 5th subprogram. |
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| This paper has presented arguments for a shift in the way education, training and wider lifelong learning frameworks and systems are conceptualised and-in effect-organised. |
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| The original attitude of African countries in EPAs opens up a new era of dialogue, and jostles the structural frameworks, not without deconstructing the negotiating terms. |
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| Apart from denying society the possible benefits of such technologies, it may lead to the emergence of technological paradises outside Europe, where research and innovation are carried out without regulatory frameworks. |
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| This has been one of the reasons why the macroeconomic frameworks are gender blind. |
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| We must also build militant frameworks able to seize the specificities of this youth: different ways and means of politicisation, faster rhythms of mobilisation, stronger radicality. |
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| The results matrices and monitoring and evaluation frameworks for each of the five pillars of the UNDAF were then developed jointly under a government and United Nations steering committee chaired by the Ministry of Finance. |
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| However, common frameworks should apply, guaranteeing that the law is both transparent and free from ambiguity, and that the market operates cohesively and smoothly. |
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| Estimating the transmissibility of disease alone through modelling frameworks will not be sufficient to inform or support challenging policy decisions. |
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| In three days, you will learn the basics of the PHP object oriented programming in order to be able to create your own reusable code or to take PHP 5 frameworks like symfony and Zend Framework in your hands. |
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| The ability of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and other international actors to help disaster-affected communities continues to be hampered by underprepared legal frameworks. |
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| The Regional Committees would produce, upon request, assessments of countries and local communities institutional frameworks and of the realisations in their water and sanitation sectors. |
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| The RoboLaw project is an effort to anticipate such quandaries and work out where and how legal frameworks might need to be changed as the technology of bionics and neural interfaces improves. |
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| The literature identifies the paucity of evidence on safety and risk in home care and further reveals the limited generalizability of existing patient safety frameworks. |
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| Biased research questions, narrowly defined concepts, and the lack of interpretive frameworks that are malecentred and boy-positive have created enormous blind spots in our understanding of boys' and young men's issues. |
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| The lessons from both the dynamic equilibrium and hazard model frameworks are complementary and add to our overall understanding of the dynamics of insolvency. |
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| Process-oriented models use mathematical frameworks that describe the major physical and biogeochemical components and the processes through which they interact. |
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| National legal frameworks and policies including those that promote compulsory education and free schooling should also be applicable to educational programmes for displaced populations. |
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| Nevertheless, it is a reality that maps onto westernised cognitive frameworks of cultural resemblance which have themselves been shaped by essentialising histories of the nation-state. |
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| It is also important that funding frameworks are long term and predicable, because implementing urban and neighbourhood change takes time and sustained effort. |
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| Strategic frameworks are important for countries and regions with geographically and evolutionarily isolated ecosystems and other vulnerable ecosystems. |
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| The underlying differences of interest, preference and context, complicated by the usual jealousies and suspicions, will frustrate hopes of tidily consistent and nicely coordinated sustainability frameworks. |
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| To this day no country's property law has ever found an effective way to address this issue or to consistently integrate it into national property frameworks. |
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| The Board nurtures in-house expertise through mentoring and training programs, learning frameworks for professional development, and a variety of knowledge-sharing activities for its staff and Members. |
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| The bushmeat crisis results first and foremost from an unmanaged common resource being unsustainably harvested because of inadequate governance and policy frameworks. |
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| The recently adopted directive on public sector information aligns legal frameworks in Member States with respect to the re-use of information held by the public sector. |
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| Setup requires configuration by the purchaser and may require scripting with the management console or further integration into existing security frameworks to enable certain functionality. |
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| Over the last year, efforts have been focused on strengthening frameworks for performance measurement and reporting, risk management, information management, asset management, and project management. |
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| In most countries where such frameworks exist, they have been developed in conjunction with the employers, headteacher representatives and experts. |
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| The primary goal of the frameworks is to indicate correct relative positioning with other framework layers rather than absolute positional accuracy. |
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| These frameworks are then not automatically suggested to support cusps. |
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| The ISUS production technology also facilitates the fabrication of centrally screwretained bridge frameworks supported by 2 to 10 maxillary or mandibular implants. |
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| Since these frameworks are different, Lutherans feel misunderstood by Mennonites when Mennonites assess the Lutheran practice of baptism according to their own framework. |
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| Alongside metal organic frameworks, this monograph also treats other modern aspects, such as rotaxanes, catenanes, nanoporosity and catalysis. |
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| The following processing model belongs in the general class of network-based, activation spreading, local connectionist frameworks. |
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| But always exceeding such frameworks, the sculptures point to a messier and more irruptive set of relations. |
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| Aboriginal people traditionally adhered to animist spiritual frameworks. |
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| A conceptual difficulty in combining quantum mechanics with general relativity arises from the contrasting role of time within these two frameworks. |
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| Only fragments remain from what were probably large pieces of church furniture, probably with metalwork on wooden frameworks, such as shrines, crosses and other items. |
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| In response to criticisms about the increased workload inspection frameworks caused, Ofsted pledged it would not change its inspection framework during the school year. |
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| Lin and Huang describe how based on traditions in Chinese literary history, comparatists constructed a system of theoretical frameworks and methods. |
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| Regardless of whether a school is part of the Government or independent systems, they are required to adhere to the same curriculum frameworks of their state or territory. |
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| With the EU integration of the Central-Eastern Europe in the 1990s the theoretical frameworks of the EU conditionality were based on the social action of this region. |
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| So transcultural poetics has an amorphousness about it that is also about a dynamicity and aversion to coerce frameworks of reading into hierarchical value systems. |
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| Due to changes in regulatory frameworks and competitive dynamics, retail banking and its current account business have changed gradually during the last decade. |
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| They question the validity of current frameworks that preference Western aesthetics as a universal norm against which the GDR appears as a deviation. |
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| Typical POSS monomers possess the structure of cube-octameric frameworks with eight organic corner groups, one or more of which are reactive or polymerizable. |
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| Tension between empirical and theoretical knowledge is keystone to sociological and to organizational theories, as early as in Marx's and Weber's frameworks. |
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| At the present time, two nonmechanistic transdisciplinary frameworks have drawn attention to their attempt to form a fruitful dialogue between Snow's two possible cultures. |
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| Childe himself believed that his primary contribution to archaeology was in his interpretative frameworks, an analysis supported by Alison Ravetz and Peter Gathercole. |
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| The foreign direct investment report 2013 will be launched at the inaugural session and discussions on legislative and regulator frameworks for investments. |
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| The bottom line for current portal vendors is that HTML-based presentation frameworks simply don't work for Web service and Web application delivery. |
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| In this context, organizational capabilities can be evaluated through various evaluation frameworks, such as those of the European Foundation for Quality Management. |
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| This view of language is associated with the study of language in pragmatic, cognitive, and interactive frameworks, as well as in sociolinguistics and linguistic anthropology. |
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