Sentence examples for developed sustainability from inspiring English sources
Moore runs a company based in Vancouver called Greenspirit Strategies, which has developed "sustainability messaging" for logging, mining, lead-smelting, nuclear, biotech, fish-farming and plastics companies.
Some 46% said demand by international buyers was the second biggest reason (after the government) that they had developed sustainability plans.
The results demonstrate that students perceived to have developed sustainability competences in each learning activity in somewhat varying levels.
The developed Sustainability Indicator System (SIS) is a comprehensive tool to assess progress towards a more sustainable energy system and is, thus, useful to support decision-making.
This pledge provided a joint-platform for member companies that had previously developed sustainability commitments to inspire other companies towards a similar mission.
However, the newly developed sustainability assessment tools such as GSAS/QSAS and PCRS diverge from their predecessors in their consideration of cultural aspects.
Zhang's groups have also extended literature on product innovation and sustainable manufacturing by developing sustainability index and metric for 3D assessment of product's sustainability.
In light of efforts undertaken to develop sustainability assessment methodologies, we review recent developments in quantifying a widely adopted environmental performance metric, carbon footprint, in manufacturing processes and supply chain networks.
Building on existing efforts to develop sustainability indicators and the LCSP indicator framework (Lowell Center for Sustainable Production. Sustainable Production,1998), Verrier et al. (2014) proposed a set of 22 core indicators (applicable to any organization) and guidance for selecting additional, production-specific indicators.
It will also be important to engage with product teams about developing sustainability principles in design.
It supports them in developing sustainability strategies to improve conditions across the entire supply chain, from raw materials to finished products.
