Sentence examples for minimum opportunity from inspiring English sources

The objective is to reach a compromise between software producers, who want minimum publicity about a problem so that hackers have the minimum opportunity to exploit vulnerabilities before any patch can be produced, and security experts who often want maximum publicity in order that users can take immediate and effective remedial action.

The decision as to which tracts of secondary mangroves are made available for aquaculture development can then be based on minimum opportunity cost for longer-term sustainability.

It's a minimum $12 trillion opportunity, according to the Business & Sustainable Development Commission's analysis in their report "Better Business, Better World," and 380 million more jobs.

Behrani is a reflection of immigrants laboring to build the American dream in a land of minimum-wage opportunity.

This implies that these two countries are carrying disproportionate burdens in financing the global minimum health opportunities.

We recommend that the whole cost of the global minimum health opportunities per capita for each country be covered by pooled public resources (domestic plus external resources).

In other words among LMICs there are some countries which are capable of fully financing the minimum health opportunities for their citizens without external assistance yet such countries are currently receiving health aid before poorer ones get what they need.

Our view is that when such countries claim external resources before worse-off countries get enough to cover their minimum health opportunities, then such claims (by better-off countries) are unjust.

However, coordination in financing global health partly requires a mechanism for determining international obligations owed to each country, particularly those in need of external resources to cover the minimum health opportunities per capita.

But most importantly our concern in this paper is that the minimum health opportunities should be fully and equitably financed by public resources from both LICs and HICs without any private health expenditure (PHE).

The mechanism we have recommended for determining each country's obligation in covering the cost of minimum health opportunities along with the fulfilment of the resulting obligations will ease coordination in global health fundraising and resource disbursements.