Sentence examples for global knowledge base from inspiring English sources

We recommend systematic sharing of experiences across and within countries in planning and implementation of different types of HRH data collection, both routine and periodic in nature, in order to build the global knowledge base on lessons learnt and best practices in information generation to support evidence-based decision-making.

Each is designed to help shape the global knowledge base for every aspect of hospitality management.

The School of Hotel Administration is shaping the global knowledge base for hospitality management through leadership in education, research, and industry advancement.

Participants will both present insights from research projects and share lessons from practice in order to build a common foundation and work towards a regional and global knowledge base.

There is a growing global knowledge base and understanding of the symbiotic relationship between ecological forms of coastal protection and benefits to both small- and large-scale anthro-natural systems.

"In the longer-term future, one could envision a system where researchers post their scientific contributions; a paper, a single figure, a method, a hypothesis; where we have the potential to make smaller contributions to the global knowledge base and get credit for those contributions in a manner that is more rapid and incremental.

This has important implications for HRM delivery in Malaysian and global knowledge based organisations, as the lack of employee's sharing capability on the success of knowledge sharing may lead to an inability of the organization to remain competitive.

If our students can't parse a paragraph, if they can't solve their math equations, if they don't understand their science formulas they will not succeed in today's highly competitive, increasingly global knowledge-based economy.

This finding parallels those from previous studies, which all allude to a global poor knowledge base in educational assessment on the part of teachers (Popham 2004; Riazi and Razavipour 2011; Stiggins 1991).

The cumulative build-out of this work has established a global food safety knowledge base made up of knowledge assets and knowledge experts as depicted in Figure 2. GFSP's current focus on China as a priority is building on this predecessor work.

In a new special issue, Yale's Journal of Industrial Ecology examines how this database was designed and built — and how it will improve understanding of the effects of trade, bolster resource efficiency, and provide a knowledge base for global policy.