At the end of Antiquity cabbage is mentioned in De observatione ciborum ("On the Observance of Foods") of Anthemis, a Greek doctor at the court of Theodoric the Great, and cabbage appears among vegetables directed to be cultivated in the Capitulare de villis, composed c. 771-800 that guided the governance of the royal estates of Charlemagne.
The recognition of these gaps and the desire to produce results at scale have generated interest in newer forms of research to guide the initiation, development, implementation, and governance of effective policies and programs.
This reinforces recent calls to expand population nutrition research agendas to more effectively inform and guide the initiation, development, implementation, and governance of policies, programs, and interventions to address the varied forms of nutrition-related problems.
I.B.M. said it would explore working with customers and industry partners in an "open governance model" to guide the future of Power chip design.
Useful statements of "best practices" have arisen to guide the conduct of the primary participants in the governance system: directors, officers, accountants and counsel.
Within a multi-level, polycentric governance system, cooperation rather than competition should guide the future approaches to dealing with resource-efficiency in Europe [48].
Few wanted the governance of agricultural plants to follow the route that was eventually taken to guide the trade in medicinal plants — the Convention on Biological Diversity, which took effect in 1993.
Accounting classifications worked in tandem with scientific classifications to define the seismic event as a site for exceptional governance, to demarcate the temporal and spatial boundaries, and to guide the immediate and subsequent healthcare-related humanitarian responses.
Your task is to guide the next American president (and the one after that) from the demise of American hegemony into a world of much more diffuse governance.
