And relying on private rating agencies also seems questionable, however desirable it may be in principle to draw on wider sources of information.
In this paper, we draw on wider literature on the links between state-building and human, institutional and economic development and then examine evidence for different mechanisms which might link HRH development with state-building, drawing from fragile and conflict-affected settings (FCAS), where the notion of state-building is most applicable.
They are new phenomena and their design draws on wide bodies of language research, from linguistics, philosophy, sociology, and psychology.
In this, they were unconsciously drawing on wider Dutch culture.
The author draws on wide-ranging research in her portrait of Leonard and Phil Chess, Polish immigrants who founded the famous recording label in Chicago after World War II.
In his biography of Victoria, Christopher Hibbert, with dramatic élan and a sharp eye for wittily revealing aperçus, has drawn on wide-ranging primary sources, particularly the 60 million words of Victoria's letters and journals.
We used facilitated small-group techniques including all authors to develop a preliminary integrated conceptual model of access, drawing on wider work from this programme of research [ 19- 21].
In order to navigate their way through the unfamiliar, they drew on wider experiences, a process that served them only to a limited extent.
Some of these complaints drew on wider anti-vaccination sentiment, which in the late 1920s focused on post-vaccinal encephalitis and led to the introduction of new protocols for smallpox vaccination.
Drawing on wider thinking and experience around evaluating complex social programmes, these components also recognise the importance both of drawing multiple perspectives into the development and evaluation of large scale interventions, and of evaluation study designs that recognise multiple pathways to outcomes and the likelihood of unexpected consequences.
