The WHO FCTC is in essence an attempt to develop a form of health governance capable of effectively regulating transnational corporations (Collin, 2002).
Integration of poison center data into Oregon ESSENCE supports the initiative to develop a statewide syndromic surveillance system that includes a variety of data sources.
"He would put everybody in a room and say, 'Go work it out".' He represented, she believed, the essence of public service: "to develop solutions".
In essence municipalities are not obliged to develop plans; however they are obliged to integrate transport with other policies.
In essence, the eSchoolbag encourages learners to develop flexible understanding from multiple perspectives by inducing them to link learning contents to their everyday experiences, with the instructor as a facilitator rather than a focal point (Xie et al., 2015).
The essence of this work is to develop a fair subscriber-aware routing algorithm for WMN, in which the positions of subscribers are taken into account in order to ensure fairness without crippling the network performance.
Time is of the essence: it is not worth trying to develop something yourself if somebody else can do it either for or with you.
Because OPC data are integrated into ESSENCE, OHA staff members are able to develop an understanding of expected call volumes and types during day-to-day operations.
As a group, the investigative team explored possible meanings and divergent perspectives, meeting on a regular basis to reach consensus on meaning themes and to develop an overall description of the "essence" or core of the experience.
And they use this as evidence for the need to develop more standards for, in essence, communication among the different omes (or, well, the tools that deal with the different omes).
