Sentence examples for complementary instruments from inspiring English sources
We find that patents and publications can be complementary instruments facilitating the disclosure of knowledge-providing predictions as to when stronger IP protection regimes might drive openness by firms.
Wherever possible, the normal planning process should be used to judge the road user charging scheme and its complementary instruments.
In the short term, an alternative could be some kind of specialization of institutes (apart from the general forensic science facilities), so that they share complementary instruments and expertise.
Social Cash Transfers and Farm Input Subsidies Programme in Malawi: are they complementary instruments to increase consumption and productive activities?
The Social Cash Transfer Programme and Farm Input Subsidy Programme in Malawi: complementary instruments for supporting agricultural transformation increasing consumption and productive activities?
Our experience suggests that trained dogs could be used under controlled circumstances in experiments as complementary "instruments" to further explore this very interesting new property of malignancies.
Furthermore, conservation banking could be applied to a subset of the network only, i.e. the wider landscape, as a complementary instrument to protected area policy.
While migration professionals say that EU processing centres abroad could only be used as a complementary instrument in dealing with refugee flows and not as an alternative to existing procedures within the EU, the proposal raises big issues about capacity and expertise.
Based on this experience, this paper evaluates the relevance of reserve requirements as a complementary instrument for monetary policy.
COST is seen by many as an important and complementary instrument within the European research funding system which plays an ever-increasing role as a facilitator for participation in larger research activities (Technopolis 2004).
This is changed by the complementary instrument of comparative risk assessment which supports a process of continuous improvement by identifying those PPPs that allow to achieve a desired purpose with minimal risks at a given point in time.
