Asia's various forums and treaties "looks more like a list of cats and dogs than a coherent and predictable framework for the future", writes Gary Schmitt of the American Enterprise Institute in Washington.Part of the trouble is that these forums have to purge a lot of bad blood.
It robs advanced adversaries of persistence while offering an efficient and predictable framework for keeping proprietary information private.
But the report suggested that developing countries foster a more attractive climate for investors with a "transparent, stable and predictable framework for private investment".
If such movements are going to occur, all states are better off addressing them within a predictable, common framework.
The IMF would have pushed for the reform of public finances and of the tariffs of privatised utilities in order to offer investors a predictable policy framework over the medium term.
To summarize, there are two theoretical frameworks of enterprise growth: The predictable framework defines that the growth path can be linear, sequential, deterministic, and invariant (Churchill and Lewis 1983; Greiner 1972; Adizes 1979; Kimberly 1979; Hanks et al. 1993).
Our results show that RACE is a scalable adaptive resource management framework and yields a predictable and high-performance system, even in the face of changing operational conditions and input workload.
Visual events that evolve in a predictable manner over time and lend themselves to a Markovian model can potentially fully exploit a HMM framework.
It will require governments to develop a taxation system that can withstand the pressures of a globalized economy, promote long-term investment, and provide a stable, fair, and predictable policy framework for businesses.
That commitment to UNICEF's mission was formalized today with a Framework Agreement detailing how the Government of the Republic of Korea and UNICEF can cooperate in a predictable way, providing mid- and long-term support for UNICEF's programmes.
