Sentence examples for as a stocktaking exercise from inspiring English sources
A study conducted by the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training together with PMO RALG as a stocktaking exercise of COBET implementation in 2006 came out with a different picture.
The Financial Times quotes one person helping to operate the two-week trial, who said the trial was also "part of a stocktaking exercise" to assess the numbers of EU nationals living and working in Britain.
Based on a systematic literature review (Ninitial sample = 1137 publications, Npreliminary sample = 32, Nfinal sample = 7), it represents a stocktaking exercise to evaluate the research methodologies used and findings reported in the emerging field of empirical research relating mindfulness to sustainable consumption.
Furthermore, a stocktaking exercise on HPSR production gaps in 12 EMR countries revealed significant inconsistencies between HPSR produced and regional HPSR priorities, emphasizing the need for more HPSR and its alignment with the demand for evidence by policymakers [ 15].
A stocktaking exercise to assess the prospects for resuming negotiations has been finalised.
The paper conducts a stocktaking exercise of the state of play in the DSM and offers a critical assessment of the most relevant initiatives to combat consumer discrimination.
The Americans are describing this as a mere stocktaking exercise; the Europeans as "timely and important".
The Red Caps had hardly any ammunition after being stripped of most of its weeks earlier for a Ministry of Defence stocktaking exercise.
In short, despite the first that knowledge in the form of unpublished studies, commissioned reports, etc. is not captured in our stocktaking exercise, this study is a first attempt to map out HPSR production in the region and conduct a gap assessment.
An Austrian analysis prepared for the "stocktaking exercise" on Ashton's diplomatic service said the EU missions abroad were purging diplomatic cables of sensitive content before passing the doctored reports on to European governments.
