Sentence examples for global schemes from inspiring English sources

But this is deeply controversial as global schemes are prone to corruption, difficult to implement and hard to measure.

The equations are discretized in each sub-domain separately and the global schemes are obtained by weakly imposed boundary and interface conditions through a penalty term.

This week, more than 3000 delegates are at the annual meetings of the African Development Bank (AfDB) in Kigali discussing new strategies to tackle poverty, underdevelopment, and put their weight behind global schemes that ensure Africa's progress.

Typical global schemes such as the finite difference method and the boundary element method have been applied previously to solve related problems for circular and elliptic jets.

While China and Russia — and dangerous client states such as North Korea and Iran — jockey to outmaneuver everyone else and gain a dominant hand for their global schemes, there are fast-growing, independent nations looking to partner with the United States and thereby bring their strategic, economic and political values into alignment with ours.

As discussed by Peters (1985), for the very same number of chemical species transported with the flow, a scheme introducing essential intermediate species through analytical relations derived from quasi-steady state and equilibrium assumptions, provides much better predictions than the global schemes limited to the transported species.

Anthony Allen and Anthony Conti, who worked in London for Dutch bank Rabobank, are charged with wire and banking fraud in connection with an alleged global scheme to rig Libor, which underpins $450tn of financial products globally from mortgages to credit card loans.

Here we present a global scheme for prioritizing road building.

"That doesn't mean there's room for complacency, but in the global scheme of things we do pretty well.

Most environmentalists had hoped that the December 2009 Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen would finally produce a workable, global scheme to reduce greenhouse gasses in the environment.

Walsh warned earlier this year that a global scheme would add around £3bn per year to industry costs, which would be passed on to passengers through higher fares.