Sentence examples for context and capacity from inspiring English sources

In Bilbao, Spain, in 2008, a coalition of organisations from all over the world formulated the 10-point campaign meant to pressure Israel in a "gradual, sustainable manner that is sensitive to context and capacity".

For this an effective VPA impact monitoring system has to be built that fits with the context and capacity of the country.

The digitization efforts were made possible by the Triangle Research Libraries Network's Content, Context and Capacity grant project to document the Long Civil Rights Movement in the state.

The Content, Context and Capacity Project (CCC) was a multi-year collaborative digitization project of archival collections that documented the civil rights movement in North Carolina and the triangle.

The North Carolina recordings were all digitized as part of the Triangle Research Libraries Network's project "Content, Context and Capacity: A Collaborative Large-Scale Digitization Project on the Long Civil Rights Movement in North Carolina". Other collections from that project are also accessible as Duke digital collections.

They reported that they experienced difficulty in enacting MIPA because the strategies used in the cities do not meet the unique needs of the people living in rural regions, nor do they adequately address the experience, context, and capacity of ASOs in rural regions.

In fact, for governments seeking to engage the private sector, analysis of context and capacities are potentially a more useful frame than generalizable outcomes of effectiveness.

Research results are expected to be used by relevant stakeholders and policymakers in Vietnam to bridge national policies with local context and capacities during planning, management, and decision-making.

In addition, it is necessary to consider a chain of possible interventions at organisation, practitioner and client levels in which the outcomes at each level feed into the context and capacities at the next level (see Figure 3).

However, it is currently evaluating how to improve overall effectiveness in conflict-affected countries, including how its operating policy can be tailored to different country contexts and capacity levels [ 43].

While one might say that this is where DRG creep occurs, we argue that reaching such a conclusion is very difficult because coding practices are also affected by the other four uncontrollable factors (Internal Dynamics, Management Context, Resource and Capacity, and External Factors).