Sentence examples for Sustainable objectives from inspiring English sources

Sustainable objectives, i.e., reducing economic cost, enlarging customer coverage and weakening environmental influences, are involved in designing the MDCSN.

Therefore, a framework for analytically assessing the system outcomes towards sustainable objectives is presented and applied for modern pavement sustainability assessment.

Sustainable construction is a key element of Marks & Spencer's Plan A. The company set sustainable objectives for every stage of the store design and build, and beyond.

In order to pursue sustainable objectives in the construction industry, a new composite material using vegetal fibre mesh coated with resin and embedded in mortar is developed and characterized.

The results suggest that this framework provides a way to systematically include data in the evaluation of the outcomes of pavement management decisions towards achieving sustainable objectives.

Mr. Miliband said that after three wars between 1840 and 1920, after the lessons of military disasters had been learned, "imperial strategists sought and secured a saner and more sustainable objective: a self-governing, self-policing, but heavily subsidized Afghanistan where the tribes balanced each other and the Afghan state posed no threat to the safety of British India".

For Robyn Campbell, the city government's sustainability coordinator, the success of Iqaluit's sustainable living objectives will be determined by three main factors: they must derive from the community as a whole; they must be centred on people; and they must reflect traditional knowledge (known as Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit).

Thus, disparities between large and small cities increase, which does not conform to sustainable development objectives.

The Earth Institute is pleased to welcome National Grid into the Corporate Circle, a collective partnership of leading corporations from across the globe committed to pursuing sustainable development objectives.

Innovative forms of regulatory impact assessment, increasingly in vogue in the European Union, would need to become routine procedures, further strengthened by the involvement of citizens in assessing how laws and markets impact upon sustainable development objectives.

Our data indicate that vegetation and structural characteristics such as shrub density should be considered when prescribing sustainable forestry objectives.