Sentence examples for forward-looking process from inspiring English sources
The Tehran declaration also states that the nuclear fuel exchange will create a positive and constructive atmosphere, thus presenting an opportunity for a forward-looking process.
Some Coalition MPs believe the human rights committee inquiry would give the prime minister a forward-looking process that would help mollify the right, but also broaden the discussion beyond the act to other issues, like the curbs on free expression imposed by the defamation law.
The mediation team, led by the former Ethiopian foreign minister Seyoum Mesfin, said talks have been a more inclusive, representative and forward-looking process since Kiir and Machar signed the truce, but the current sticking points of Uganda and who should sit round the table have hindered the process since it began in December.
Consequentialist decision-making is a forward-looking process: the actor considers the likely consequences of her actions and then chooses the action that will have a good result.
Using a forward-looking engineering process model of the local exchange network, we generate cost data sets that we use to fit cost functions corresponding to various entry scenarios.
Such effects suggest forward-looking combinatoric processes which could not be captured by an updating process.
Bank holding companies with at least $50 billion in assets would be required to adopt "robust, forward-looking capital planning processes that account for their unique risks," the Fed said in a statement.
In the forward-looking approach, the generation process is based on latent customer needs and on the evolutionary patterns of the future market relations; the dissemination process is more informal; the use of information is more conceptual.
The echo of LOS 3 is squint forward-looking mode, and then it will be processed by the squint forward-looking SAR processing method.
However, financial institutions should be forward-looking in how they adjust, no matter how the accounting process recognizes the impairments.
"I think they'll find it's very difficult" to be forward-looking in sizing up funds, Mr. Bogle said of the process.
