Sentence examples for introduced mechanisms from inspiring English sources
It has restored credibility to the electoral authorities, begun to depoliticize tax administration and welfare programs, and introduced mechanisms of consultation with leading civil society organizations in such areas as education, labor and justice.
The contribution of the introduced mechanisms is evaluated by different performance metrics.
Moreover, the introduced mechanisms may suffer from mobility phenomena, requiring an additional overhead of updating the entire network structure.
Although the introduced mechanisms in JBR seem even better than our CAIR, its long-distance selective greedy forwarding may suffer the performance degradation due to building blocking.
They also demonstrated the use of WSDL/SOAP based interfaces for OGC web services (with HTTP approach) and introduced mechanisms to handle performance issues with large datasets.
The Perform Achieve Trade programme has introduced mechanisms for the identification of industry sector, designated customer, specific energy consumption and target setting.
The robustness of the switch-effect to exact parameter values argues for the plausibility of the introduced mechanism.
Over half of the districts sampled in Tanzania explicitly discussed the use of a newly introduced mechanism, OPRAS, to define expectations and assess performance.
Wow and wow! #neverseenbluelikethat pic.twitter.com/jLBtKYvM8u October 30, 2013 11.17am GMT Laws suggests that the other parties might have to introduce mechanisms so it is not just their leadership agreeing to coalition.
Meanwhile, some regulators are pushing to introduce mechanisms that will allow them to recapitalize failing banks without winding them down or bailing them out.
While the bloc has tried to save face by, for example, introducing the fisheries partnership agreement, which seeks to abolish purely commercial deals and instead introduce mechanisms that encompass fishing communities in decision-making, little has changed, according to its critics.
