Sentence examples for evolution of national from inspiring English sources
Both plenums were seen in advance as important in the evolution of national reforms.
Second, there was no established surveillance of the evolution of national competitiveness, and of national external imbalances.
In its current form, under the influence of the dominant social forces, the European construction may have produced some degree of institutional harmonisation, and generalised some fundamental rights, which is not negligible, but, contrary to the stated goals, it has not produced a convergent evolution of national economies, a zone of shared prosperity.
For example, such an upward flow of community data into Landsat TM-based global forest monitoring systems [36] could contribute to the validation, improvement, and evolution of national forest monitoring systems.
Evolution of national factor Ht reveals two phases (Figure 4).
It is right to oppose this poor solution and, acting responsibly, especially on behalf of the voters who gave us their support, we must certainly ensure that the budget for Europe remains in line with the evolution of national budgets, in particular as regards payment appropriations.
The former is an analysis of the evolution of national-culture societies, and the latter presents a theoretical study of the relation between sociology and other sciences.
That's a recipe for state failure more important to call out than trumping up our partisan differences, or the gradual evolution of our national culture, an evolution that mirrors change in many other advanced nations.
Producers said they were simply presenting the evolution of the national psyche -- and the decision-making process in Washington.
Inspired no doubt by Gove's call for facts and figures, the Telegraph has drawn up a timeline of key dates in the evolution of the national curriculum.
It would have been interesting to hear more of his thoughts on the evolution of the national debate on same-sex marriage and other gay rights issues just since 2004.
