Sentence examples for a steering role from inspiring English sources

Finally, this signaling pathway is likely to play a steering role in the synovium.

In 2007, the government set the 100% by 2050 target, and shortly after that, the market-based support system was transformed back to an FIT system with a clearer steering role for the state, as the market approach was found insufficient to reach such ambitious goals.

The attention shifted from supply to demand (demand side management) and the planning process of RE production became more decentralized and more democratic (although overall targets have been decided top-down and the state adopted a dominant steering role).

Market parties are dominant in terms of steering the energy mix and taking initiative for new energy facilities, although the government does set minimum requirements for RE production and consumption and the upcoming Energy Agreement promises a more active and steering role for the government for RE production.

The Danish state shows continuous ambition in RE policies, leading to the 100%-by-2050 target, and an ever more unambiguous steering role for the state as the market approach was deemed 'insufficient' to reach ambitious goals on its own.

But the EDPB and Buttarelli are the glue between Europe's (currently) 28 national data protection agencies — playing a highly influential co-ordinating and steering role to ensure the regulation gets consistently applied.

The stewardship is considered to be the steering role of the health system [ 40] and an important component for better performance [ 40- 43].

Sustainable transport policy should somehow address internalising of external effects in pricing, but it should also acknowledge the long term steering role of spatial structure and dynamics.

The initial key player is therefore the firm that maintains this steering role until the relationship dynamics between university-industry-government and the existing internal and external environments becomes conducive to be replaced by the Triple Helix relationship where the university functions entrepreneurially.

On the racetrack Adrian Newey, the technical director behind the Formula One world champion, Sebastian Vettel, was awarded an OBE for services to motorsport, while Nigel Mansell, the F1 world champion in 1992, received a CBE, not for any feats behind a steering wheel, but for his role as president of the charity UK Youth, which promotes non-formal learning for young people.

A steering committee composed of academic researchers and stakeholders will have a decision-making role at each step, including knowledge dissemination and recommendations for new interventions.