Sentence examples for cross-cutting element from inspiring English sources
Digital privacy remains a cross-cutting element in shaping (and in this case, limiting) the capacity of women and men to participate on equal terms in the information society.
We therefore added this dimension as a second cross-cutting element to the framework.
It is important to note that good leadership is more than one single tool of human resources management; it is a fundamental and cross-cutting element interrelated with the style of participation, supervision and feedback, performance management and quality improvement activities.
HIV/AIDS prevention and care and gender are cross-cutting elements of the programme.
The broad range of goals of these international instruments, which are linked by the common thread of biosafety and biosecurity, highlight their significance as essential pillars of international health security and cross-cutting elements of biological nonproliferation.
Cross-cutting relationships of geomorphic elements show that the smaller scale G2- and G3-MTDs were emplaced following the main G1 event, likely as a consequence of late readjustment processes at the edges of the main body of the failed material.
The cross-cutting theme in the leadership elements involves a need to nurture motivated individuals not only to work in partnerships but also to have the skills and preparedness to cross traditional boundaries, a role referred to as the 'boundary spanner' in a number of partnership discourses [ 58, 86, 87].
Many things happen at once in a Carter piece, usually in different tempos, in fits and starts, with the musical equivalent of cinematic cross-cutting used as a technique to leap from one element to another.
However, there were cross-cutting themes, such as collaboration, reflection and learner empathy - all elements of a design thinking mindset.
Therefore, the classification considers HRH a cross-cutting area, instead of a separate, stand-alone component.
