Sentence examples for The stocktake from inspiring English sources

This will be informed by the stocktake of initiatives; key informant interviews; document analyses (including budgets and contracts) and information derived from the review of evaluations.

RM and JH contributed to the supply and environmental interventions and outcomes study design, GS contributed to the stocktake and outcomes study design.

Over time, the stocktakes became more forensic, and by then he knew more than his officials.

The stocktakes will also be informed by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), thus ensuring that the latest climate science provides inputs into future commitments.

The first stocktake will happen in 2018, but the first one under the deal happens in 2023.

"We now have a roadmap for the next comprehensive assessment which will be published in 2022, in good time for the global stocktake by governments in 2023," said Hoesung Lee, chair of the panel, in Nairobi.

Clara Swinson, director for social care, Department of Health: "The October stocktake of local authorities showed 97% were fairly or very confident of delivering the April 2015 changes – there's been lots of support from government and others to get to this position".

Politicians and mainstream media remain similarly obsessed with the annual "closing the gap" statement – an arbitrary, bipartisan stocktake of the disparity between Indigenous and other lives in Australia.

Bill McClelland Cove, Hampshire What happens if they find animals are missing in the London Zoo annual stocktake (Picture, 5 January)?

The push is largely a response to an unprecedented stocktake of the country's species in 2013, which revealed that 60% of species studied had declined in recent decades, with more than one in ten at risk of disappearing from the UK altogether.

"As we have daylight, we can use the military assets we have and others to get a stocktake of the actual damage".