Sentence examples for intermediary framework from inspiring English sources

The existing evidence encourages us to propose several ideas about the differential mechanisms underlying the relation of parent versus child anxiety with coparenting, resulting in a conceptual model that may represent an intermediary framework to guide future research (Fig.  1).

An intermediary framework, OWLTools (http://code.google.com/p/owltools/), provides some methods to query biomedical ontologies, but the interaction with the library is mostly done via command-lines, which limits the scale of projects that can be built with it.

Are current intermediary liability frameworks sufficient, or will they quickly become outdated?

12 30-1 15 Lunch & Learn: "Community Self-Governance on Wikipedia" New technologies, like Artificial Intelligence and Virtual and Augmented Reality, present new challenges to existing intermediary liability frameworks.

Developing strategic projects to advance a user rights-based framework for intermediary liability law and policy, in collaboration with or under the supervision of the Intermediary Liability Director.

Some studies did not research MDG 5 indicators as their independent variable, but researched some intermediary factors in the CSDH framework as independent variables like nutritional status of pregnant women, knowledge of maternal health or attitude towards contraceptives.

Some of the included studies also qualitatively explored or discussed the causes for the observed inequities, which were grouped into different kinds of intermediary determinants in the CSDH framework.

The rules Member States enact under this flawed framework directly affect intermediaries when they are asked to delete users' online expression.

The book examines the fiduciary duties of financial intermediaries, the legal and regulatory framework for collective investment schemes, takeovers, mergers and insider dealing.

MEPs warn that lack of a clear legal framework that covers intermediaries, which have the potential to give a boost to a more consumer-demand focused market, can lead to harmful dominant market positions.

By grouping the determinants of maternal health into structural and intermediary factors based on the CSDH framework, we can identify some potential policy interventions that may reduce such inequities.