On the other hand, negative contextual features, particularly severe poverty, poor harvests and political upheaval, limited the feasibility of action plans.
They then scrutinise the feasibility of action planning and implementation in real life, and goal-setting taking into account all individual, social, and contextual dimensions.
Alternatively, when people have to make prospective action judgments, that is to say estimations about how they would perform actions or about the feasibility of actions (without executing them), it has been shown that they implicitly simulate these actions [7].
This morning Labour's shadow foreign secretary, Douglas Alexander, has done a round of interviews to push this view, also expressing scepticism about the feasibility of military action.
The officials involved in the discussions about Iran said the Bush White House asked the Central Intelligence Agency in the summer of 2008 to assess the feasibility of covert action to blow up or disable crucial elements of Iran's nuclear facilities.
At NATO headquarters, where military experts are still looking hard at the feasibility of military action, including air strikes, against Serb targets, the latest promises made by Mr Milosevic were greeted with a giant pinch of salt.
The responses from the first questionnaire were used to formulate the second questionnaire addressing the feasibility of government action.
We posited that if most of these criteria were present, a rater should be able to judge the feasibility of the action plan, such as in item 5 of Figure 1.
Purpose/Objective: To provide UNICEF and the EC with sufficient information as to the: appropriateness of the proposal, feasibility of the action, suitability of the programme implementation strategy and impact of the programme – with lessons learned for similar programmatic approaches both in Somalia and elsewhere in comparable contexts.
In this paper, we investigate the feasibility of building action-planning mechanisms capable of autonomously determining task-achieving sequences of actions (plans), using previously acquired subsymbolic representations.
This chapter is concerned with understanding and estimating the economic feasibility of retrofitting actions to achieve nearly zero urban settings (ZEUS).
