Sentence examples for Establish a roadmap from inspiring English sources
Five radiotherapy accidents, from which two serial, occurred in France from 2003 to 2007, led the authorities to establish a roadmap for securing radiotherapy.
The conclusion of the global warming conference yielded in the 11th hour the new Copenhagen Accord, which seeks to establish a roadmap for future coordinated actions on climate control.
This new committee would also establish a roadmap for integrating committee self-assessment, user feedback, and review into the operations.
Overall these results illustrate the possibility to establish a roadmap of the signaling pathways that control CSCs tumorigenicity, allowing the identification of specific molecular targets for future colon cancer therapy.
Developing an understanding of the dominant failure mechanisms, and identifying the underlying structure property relationship for polycrystalline diamond (PCD) are of fundamental importance for establishing a roadmap for the future design of materials with improved properties.
The deal also establishes a roadmap for lifting visa requirements for Turks travelling to the EU.
After tasting a wine, you rate it: "Love it," "Like it," "So-So," or "Don't Like" and the app begins establishing a roadmap of your taste preferences.
"The National Strategy establishes a roadmap for the creation of a safe and healthy school environment necessary for the psycho-social and emotional development of all students, an environment necessary for students to achieve their full potential," said Mr Yett.
Understanding the neural mechanisms of functional recovery after partial lesion of the CNS will contribute to establishing a roadmap of neuro-rehabilitational therapy for patients with brain damage or spinal cord injury.
Lubin, P. A roadmap to interstellar flight.
Recognized as implementation actors of operative measures for transition towards a low carbon economy, cities must establish a development roadmap integrating local resources with local energy development plans.
