Sentence examples for enabling climate from inspiring English sources

There were problems with creating a more enabling climate for a rights based approach.

This structured review of 54 governmental policy documents merging content analysis techniques with policy sciences analytical frameworks contributes empirical evidence on the emerging enabling climate for EIHSP in Cameroon and Uganda and the enduring undervalue of evidence syntheses as opposed to operational research and systems performance M&E.

A custom-made space in the courtyard would enable climate control but not much more square footage.

Although only the EU and a few other countries are likely to maintain their commitment to it, this is vital to preserve its legal rules and mechanisms, which have done much to enable climate policy in the last decade.

Yellowstone to Yukon (Y2Y) is a mountainous region within which a network of agencies, organizations, indigenous groups, and communities is promoting and implementing a vision designed to anticipate and enable climate adaptation.

These prevent suicides, enable climate control in underground stations and prevent unauthorised access to restricted areas.

The arrests came the same day filmmaker Deia Schlosberg was taken into custody at a TransCanada oil pipeline protest in North Dakota, a project that activists contend will enable climate change.

The Olympic National Forest's exemplary strategic planning process also enables climate change considerations to be incorporated via its specific guidance on prioritization.> In some cases, existing management plans may already set the stage for climate adaptation.

Many UK catchments are heavily disturbed by human influences, so this study primarily focuses on catchments with near-natural flow regimes, to enable climate-driven trends to be distinguished from direct anthropogenic disturbances such as river regulation and abstractions.

Contemporary smart building systems typically aim to reduce building energy use by means of technologically enabled climate-responsiveness; however, these technologies lack the efficiency and elegance of naturally responsive mechanisms employing the inherent properties of available materials, such as the moisture-induced opening and closing of conifer cones.

"A tendency to promote law enforcement and security paradigms at the expense of human rights frameworks dehumanises irregular migrants, enabling a climate of violence against them and further depriving them of the full protection of the law".