Sentence examples for developments a sound basis from inspiring English sources

The idea had been to give promising political developments a sound basis in economic restructuring and greater engagement with the global economy.

This study aimed to explore the suitability of this method as a tool to integrate practical knowledge with scientific knowledge in order to improve theory development as a sound basis for practical decision-making.

The Regional Economic Commissions have sponsored the establishment of regional institutes of economic development in Africa, Latin America, Asia, and East Asia and have encouraged schemes for training in statistics to provide a sound basis for development planning.

(13) In this review we bring together the many strands of chemistry that have been and are increasingly being used in the kitchen to provide a sound basis for further developments in the area.

These achievements are likely to provide a sound basis for future developments as the project evolves into a new and sustainable phase, with more schools in other parts of the country becoming involved.

This would provide a sound basis for the development of new commercial timetables to take advantage of the potential capacity increases offered by driverless trains.

The excellent operational performance of sodium cooled fast reactors in this period is highlighted as a sound basis for the development of new fast reactors.

If used correctly, SWOT-analyses can offer policy makers a sound basis for strategy development and formulation.

This provides a sound basis for the development of cost-effective, laccase-based processes for use in industrial and environmental biotechnology applications (Cabana et al. 2007).

In October 1989, members of CORESTA, an international tobacco research organization with members drawn largely from the tobacco industry, established a subcommittee to "provide regulatory agencies with a sound basis for the development of tobacco agro-chemical regulations" (CORESTA 1989a, 1989b).

NU6027 does not have sufficient aqueous solubility for in vivo evaluation to address this question but its promising cellular activity provides a sound basis for the development of further inhibitors for more advanced pre-clinical investigations.