Subsidy reform to reward management practices that sustain ecosystem services and eco-labelling of vine-derived products are pointed at as promising economic instruments to slow down or reverse abandonment or conversion of traditional vineyards.
Sometimes, these are pointed at as evidence that gender mainstreaming is not needed.
Both San Francisco and New York were pointed as being potential new locations for the company's HQ, which is currently located in Redmond, Washington.
Aside from mental illness, unemployment has also been pointed as being possibly associated with increased risk of suicide.
As the marketplace expands to be more inclusive, global and robust, all eyes are pointed to education systems as a crucial platform to prepare citizens to meet the demands of a changed world.
It resembles a miscellany or scrapbook, some parts of which are pointed and clever, such as Poehler's chapter on divorce (she was formerly married to the actor Will Arnett, with whom she has two sons).
Alcohol can usually be pointed to as a key factor whenever a client has a psychotically disproportionate response to something during their Caribbean destination wedding weekend.
Most temnospondyls have tabular horns in the backs of their skulls, rounded projections of bone separated from the rest of the skull by indentations called otic notches; in some temnospondyls, such as Zatrachys, they are pointed and very prominent.
As with the Ibn Tulun mosque, the arches are pointed and rest on brick piers.
Notable mixed inherited traits were pointed ears as the eland's, but a bit widened like kudu's.
