Sentence examples for based on two main pillars from inspiring English sources
With this aim, we introduce an approach for context-aware personalized smart homes based on two main pillars: the Open Service Gateway Initiative (OSGi) platform and the Semantic Web philosophy.
The legislation is based on two main pillars: health-care services should be safe and effective and provided in accordance with sound professional standards.
1news.az He spoke about a new Country Program which will be based on two main pillars: The first is creating services for children and the second is forming relationships and knowledge about children's rights.
New radicalism in social work has been based on five main pillars: democracy, empathy, militancy, anti-oppressiveness and structural practice.
The farm bill is the primary vehicle for setting U.S. sugar policy and that policy is currently based on three main pillars: price support through preferential loan agreements, domestic market controls and tariff-rate quotas.
During his administration Galván said his projects were based on three main pillars: bringing back tranquility to Neolaredenses (citizens of Nuevo Laredo); improving employment and the standard of living; and working to promote education.
It was based on five main pillars: complete free trade and no protectionist policies against British imports, finance with a central bank managed by British investors, absolute control of the port of Buenos Aires as the sole source of income from national customs, British exploitation of the national natural resources, and an Unitarist national organization centred in Buenos Aires.
The mechanism of 'an integral approach to adolescents,' was based on three main pillars: democratic and respectful relationships; approaches incorporated purposively and naturally; and the development of windows of opportunity.
The JRS is based on four main pillars: strengthening the productive sector to increase household income and food security; improving basic social services; establishing predictable safety nets that address most vulnerable people's basic needs; and strengthening disaster risk management.
The proposed Tripartite Free Trade Area is based on three main pillars – market integration, infrastructure development and industrial development – reflecting the fact that there are multiple obstacles to trade in the region and it requires efforts to increase and diversify industrial production and improve transport infrastructure.
