Sentence examples for mechanisms and instruments from inspiring English sources

This article provides an overview of: signatory states' obligations for regional co-operation under major global environmental conventions; the status of existing regional co-operative mechanisms and instruments, including regional agreements and 'soft' laws1; national environmental legislation; and an analysis of national environmental legislation regarding major issues and themes of interest.

Veisi et al. (2012) studied mechanisms and instruments of sustainable development.

This article addresses some of the most important mechanisms and instruments in the Communist Party of China's (CPC) management of key officials and administrative personnel: Party and state cadres in administrative organs and institutions.

Crossley et al. (1997) examined more innovative financing proposals, including the creation and development of entirely new financing mechanisms and instruments such as debt-for-nature swaps.

With highly professional trainers who know the local context and mentality, mechanisms and instruments of international methodology for participatory social policy development get clear and obvious.

This new ministry was responsible for supervising the water sector, developing water related policies and setting up mechanisms and instruments aimed at managing the water resources and water services delivery in an efficient and sustainable way.

This chapter discusses the neurophysiological approach of simple conscious mechanisms and instrument precise designs for assessing in detail the specific interventions of the brain conscious mechanisms during each fraction of a second of active behavior.

But the robot has exceeded everyone's expectations and continues to operate despite some worn mechanisms and instrument glitches.

The paper will be useful for scientific experts in the field of mechanics, design organizations associated with the design of various mechanisms, machinery and instruments, as well as students and teachers of technical colleges.

The research undertaken and the consultations around the data confirmed that mechanisms, standards and instruments are lacking for a fully functioning and sustainable system of Social Care Services.

Michael Hofmann is a green growth expert at the Multilateral Investment Fund who works at the intersection of the public and private sectors on the issues of innovative climate change and corporate sustainability business models, value chains, regulatory mechanisms, and financial instruments.