Sentence examples for analytical mandates from inspiring English sources
Its value is anchored in the normative and analytical mandates of the UN system, and this represents its comparative advantage in an environment of rapidly evolving and competitive innovations in information technology.
Yet another limitation is that, in order to reduce the complexity of the mandate characteristics under investigation for analytical purposes, the Montjoy and O'Toole framework represents mandate characteristics as yes/no dichotomies.
Keller told me then that the mandate of news columnists "is fundamentally analytical".
The mandate of columnists in the news pages "is fundamentally analytical," he said.
These calls, clearly inspired by a post-ELSI agenda, excluded a range of imaginative proposals and analytical tools by asking exclusively for "experiments of collaboration" (such as mandating ELSA work packages in every scientific research projects)c.
Mr. Thomson and the News Corporation chairman, Rupert Murdoch, have mandated articles in the paper with shorter, more straightforward openings, pushing down the analytical and predictive elements that were prized in the old regime.
However expanding the mandate of the GFTAM to realize an expanded, reconceptualized Global Fund for Health creates both an analytical quandary embedded in conceptual pluralism and a practical dilemma.
Models and lenses are the conceptual glue of a centre, consisting of the overarching analytical approaches or perspectives adopted to determine what is in line with a centre's mandate and what is out.
Alaska, Kansas, Mississippi and Oklahoma have similar mandates.
