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They need to look at South Australia and create a regulatory framework that shifts to a cleaner energy base.

Before, the mantra was globalisation, now it's strictures against protectionism, but this is merely a failure to identify a framework that shifts the government away from the failed status quo.

While much of this research focuses on increasing users' trust, we present a framework that shifts the perspective towards factors that support trustworthy behavior.

This study focuses on clearance rates as performance measures and proposes a broader conceptual framework that shifts the focus away from enforcing laws and arresting offenders.

A second, more general goal of this work is to provide a framework that shifts the focus of analysts towards tasks that add value to their data and away from the more mechanical aspects of data collection.

In a significant shift, in an August 2017 report on Australia's national environmental governance system, the Australian panel of experts on environmental law recommended exploring legal frameworks that shift the focus of law from human subjects to a "rights of nature" approach.

This article develops a conceptual framework on civil society that shifts the dominant focus on individuals to collective action events— civic and protest alike that bring people together in public to realize a common purpose.

To rights groups, these rulings amounted to a coming of age for international law, a framework that has gradually seen a shift from the notion that countries do not interfere in one another's affairs to a belief that human rights transcend domestic jurisdictions.

The panel recommends a global effort to set up a cap-and-trade system for emissions that would extend beyond the Kyoto framework that expires in 2012, and a shift in agricultural subsidies from food crops to biofuels.

There is no official policy framework that articulated the position of surgical task-shifting at the national level.

This emphasis on mutuality of benefits between partners – which Nigel Crisp [ 18] termed "co-development" – reflects a shift toward a partnership framework that values interdependence, transparency, and accountability [ 19].