Sentence examples for arrangements policy from inspiring English sources

There is a wide range of definitions of co-management that are intended to distinguish it from similar concepts such as partnerships, collaborations (Plummer and FitzGibbon 2004), multi-stakeholder arrangements, policy networks, polycentric governance systems and epistemic communities (Berkes 2009:1693).

Such a shift would require careful negotiation of objectives, co-financing arrangements, policy-coherence agreements between parties and working sub-nationally in the remaining pockets of poverty.

Different institutional arrangements, policies, conventions, and individual behaviors will tend to produce different patterns of holdings.

Small studies could thus benefit from a central DAC infrastructure that follows the central access arrangements policies, such as the recent NIH policy for genomic data sharing (http://gds.nih.gov/PDF/NIH_GDS_Policy.pdf).pdf

More noteworthy is the finding that each forum explicitly incorporated into their preferred funding arrangement policy elements aimed at increasing equity of access.

The proposed ESC-US scheme applies the 'sleep before transmission' (SbT) concept using hybrid sleep arrangement policies for connections with different services to achieve better radio resource usage in a heuristic manner.

Accountability arrangements for policy ideas and implementation are muddled.

These dynamics include technical and organizational arrangements, and policy preferences.

Responsibly incentivising research will involve a pluralistic architecture of governance arrangements and policy instruments that attends to collective ambitions as well as national differences and emerges from an inclusive and reflexive process.

In this study we analyse each case using a set of criteria (related to ecosystem type, compensation package and incentives, spatial and temporal scales, institutional arrangements, and policy frameworks) to determine those most important for a particular outcome.

A substantial proportion of the GHG literature refer to the institutional actors, arrangements and policy making processes that govern health issues in an increasingly globalised world.