Sentence examples for countries seeking to implement from inspiring English sources

But in recent days, the United States, Canada and Mexico have urged the International Civil Aviation Organization, an influential United Nations body, to pass a resolution stating that countries "seeking to implement an emissions trading system that applies to other contracting states' aircraft operators" do so only "on the basis of mutual agreement".

Japan's recent experience in response to its devastating tsunami showed that public trust is a necessary activity for countries seeking to implement science policy-making[47].

The Canadian case can be instructive for other countries seeking to implement regulatory standards for natural health products.

The detail on variables that affect FCTC implementation and recommendations here is important to consider for many other SIDS and the developing countries seeking to implement FCTC.

Liberia's experience with the Pool Fund has particular relevance for low-income countries seeking to implement the framework for action proposed by the WHO in its 2010 World Health Report, "Health Systems Financing: The Path to Universal Coverage" [ 60].

Most importantly, as this fund is one of the few product development funds currently in operation in sub-Saharan Africa, the lessons learned in this case could be built upon by other African countries seeking to implement this important component of the innovation process.

Daniel Schwanen, an economist with the Center for International Governance Innovation, a research organization based in Waterloo, Ontario, warned that "mud-slinging risks getting worse as countries seek to implement 'exit strategies' from the recent extraordinary fiscal and monetary stimulus".

For more than six decades many countries sought to implement their own version of Vannevar Bush's "endless frontier" in which science would not only provide solutions to health problems but enhance wealth and prosperity[34].

The World Bank, regional development banks, large bilateral funders and other UN agencies can contract legal expertise as required, yet none appear to have yet recognised the scale of need that would arise if countries seek to implement the Global Action Plan in the spirit that advocates are hoping for.

"The enemy is always seeking to implement subversive actions inside our country," Mr. Salehi said.

Findings from this study can be used by policy makers and healthcare managers seeking to implement decentralization reforms in low-income countries.