Sentence examples for governmental input from inspiring English sources

In terms of mainstream policy, the internet presents many concerns that require more governmental input than can be achieved with ICANN (which tries to do only technical stuff), yet have no natural home among existing international institutions.

In 2009, the governmental input in ECE of Shanghai accounted for 7.93%% of its annual educational budget and accordingly, 72%% of the kindergartens are public ones.

Accordingly, the low service price of Zhuyuan No.1 WWTP (which was 42% less than the projected costs by government) presented in the public bidding, was argued to have a close relation to earlier governmental input in this project.

But more importantly it has changed the institutional structure, improved the water service quality and quantity, as well as reduced the governmental input in this field (see Fig.  6).

Generally, governmental input-output (IO) tables are quantified in terms of monetary value and must therefore be adequately converted energy/emissions values [55,56].

Additional national efforts include the implementation of a national healthcare system for women by increasing governmental financial input and by incorporating maternity insurance into the social security system [ 6].

The result of extensive inter-governmental negotiation and input from the private sector and civil society, the overarching purpose of the SDGs is to eradicate poverty and combine elements of economic, social and environmental action, including climate change.

Because of conservation policies, palm heart factories were shut down in the mid 1980s and ecotourism targeting urban tourists became the principal focus of governmental actions, with little input from local inhabitants and municipal authorities.

Effectively answering these vexed questions would probably require revision, re-prioritization, and re-writing of rules at a massive governmental level, to include input from affected and interested parties across the country on a variety of natural resources-related topics such as trade in plants and forest products, watershed and wildlife protection, local economies, and many others.

In South Africa, the policy drafters had expected the South African Federation for Mental Health, a national mental health non-governmental organization to provide service user input for policy development, however the input they provided was based solely on provider views.

RP input data were extracted from governmental databases.