| At the macrolevel, we won the Cold War by engaging in a long-term expenditure of resources while maintaining a large standing military. |
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| At the macrolevel, they strengthen the pool of labour and talent that economies can draw on and increase national per capita productivity. |
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| The macrolevel factors, such as governance and poverty levels, provide the gendered framework for actions taken by the individual woman and man. |
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| Many of these challenges can be addressed at the macrolevel, reaffirming the State's position as primary duty-bearer with regard to human rights. |
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| In addition, she outlined the links between trafficking on the one hand and microlevel factors such as discrimination and macrolevel factors such as migration or security on the other hand. |
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| This step introduces hazard and vulnerability assessments at a macrolevel. |
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| The programme explores the links between nutrition and food security interventions both at the health sector level, and in the context of a broader macrolevel analysis of trade, agriculture and food security. |
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| Given the strong body of evidence linking health status to SES, the potential health impacts of macrolevel public policies aimed at reducing poverty and the inequitable distribution of income and resources cannot be ignored. |
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| The checklist could be based on identified information gaps or items to be verified through triangulation after conducting the macrolevel assessment with secondary information sources. |
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| The problem about sensation threatens the corpuscular hypothesis' promise of reducing secondary, tertiary, and macrolevel primary qualities to microlevel primary qualities. |
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| Although Locke mentions only secondary qualities here, his point presumably applies to all sensations, including our sensations of macrolevel primary qualities, such as the shape and size of a snowball or lump of gold. |
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| According to the reductionist program the dynamics of constituents on the microlevel should determine processes on the macrolevel, i.e., here the low-energy processes. |
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| At the macrolevel, it is not surprising that the quality of education is correlated to social-economic status: the greater the poverty, the lower the quality. |
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| Macrolevel interventions can trigger competition between constituencies with opposing values and are often controversial. |
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