As to harmonisation effort in a different field – that of social statistics – input harmonisation and output harmonisation have been discussed as possible instruments to secure data comparability [ 60].
The 14th Amendment is an enduring and essential instrument to secure and protect racial justice.
To begin with, and irrespective of the countries or groups examined, all papers report that immigrant parents commend and value education as they perceive it as the most legitimate instrument to secure and even advance their social status in the immigration societies.
Instrumentalisation of health appears in: (i) the nature of the operational concept of 'license to operate', (ii) the corporate perspective on HIA as an instrument to secure licenses to operate and (iii) the type of contractual partnerships promoted by multilateral development agencies, including tri-sector partnerships.
Use a small piece of twine, a twist-tie, or another tying instrument to secure the cane to the wire.
Attach the gooseneck (the short, curved metal piece - the curve is unique to the tenor sax) to the top of the body of the instrument and secure with the neck screw.
Once the instruments were secured on their rigid framework, they were vigorously shaken to simulate the stresses of launch, as well as blasted with 150 decibels by loudspeaker horns as tall as a person.
Further research is thus needed to create psychometrically sound instruments for securing valid and reliable results.
After September 11 , 2001 the Reagan doctrine suddenly appeared to be, like so many of its predecessors, just another reckless instrument for securing American interests and values.
Trade policy is a vital tool in structuring the rules of the international trade and important to nation's trade performance and at the same time serves as a crucial instrument in securing regional growth.
