Sentence examples for mechanisms for reaching from inspiring English sources

If international actors wish to harness this untapped resource of remittances, they need to be less opaque in how they can be reached, be prepared to see that others know how this works better than they do and, most of all, put in place specific mechanisms for reaching out to diaspora.

In this scenario, it is assumed that sufficient amount of economical mechanisms for reaching this goal will have been introduced.

What's clever here is that the app doesn't just allow you to respond via the social network (e.g. by commenting on the post itself on Facebook), it also offers other real-world mechanisms for reaching out, including text messages, calls, emails, and it even connects you to Gifts.com if the announcement requires a gift.

Essentially my message was that for marketing to continue to be effective in measurable ways, a large portion of effort needed to be redirected to optimizing the mechanisms for reaching and enabling customers, rather than just reinforcing brand recall and directing campaigns.

The disclosure was made as a federal judge in Brooklyn issued an order yesterday that could provide a mechanism for reaching a global settlement of claims by smokers.

An internal evaluation of the World Bank [ 62] stated that poor performing projects had no targeting mechanism for reaching the poor and recommended that the World Bank create new incentives for monitoring and evaluation for both the Bank and the borrower.

(i) The team leader (DMO) should ensure the following: ■ Meetings are transparent and fair; ■ The members have equal rights; ■ Roles and responsibility of the members are known; ■ There is a mechanism for reaching consensus during decision-making process.

Our study and other studies[ 13, 20] demonstrate clearly that this facility is not reaching the population in need and its implementation, in relation to both the content and level of benefit, and the current mechanism for reaching the target population, needs to be carefully assessed.

This suggests us that the underlying motor control mechanisms for arm reaching and wrist pointing are similar, in spite of the fact that they use different DOFs of the wrist.

Research recommends: Carbon pricing is necessary for reaching ambitious emission targets, but it is no substitute for additional changes to policy frameworks, institutional structures and tailored mechanisms for south-north cooperation.

Reporting at a national level will be required but many countries are likely to benefit from more local monitoring programs within the countries as well, gauging the effects of national policies and local financial mechanisms aimed at reaching goals for emission control for the nation as a whole.