Sentence examples for model of national from inspiring English sources
In March she visited Germany, long watched by South Koreans as a model of national reintegration between thriving capitalists and struggling communists.
The new model of national growth required the export — by force, if necessary — of colonial wealth and resources to the industrial metropolis, and the transfer to the colonies of peasants and factory workers disenfranchised by the industrializing economy.
He was, moreover, hardly a model of national loyalty; when British forces managed to arrest him in May 1861 and bring him before the American consul in Shanghai, he escaped prosecution by claiming to have renounced his citizenship and become a subject of the Chinese emperor.
While Cairngorm stakeholders were largely positive from the outset, the model of national park introduced is not without criticism.
The model applied to the area of Sweden, named SAMGODS, is a model of national resolution and macroscopic scale of analysis.
A proposed Mournes national park in Northern Ireland has evolved a stage further with a model of national park to deliver national economic goals envisaged by government.
These include a correction of a "systematic overestimate of VAT deductions" and "improved modelling of national insurance contributions".
The purpose of this study is to develop a conceptual model in a comprehensive framework, considering causal relationships among travel, telecommunications, land use, economic activity, and socio-demographics, and to explore the aggregate relationships between telecommunications and travel, using structural equation modeling of national time series data spanning 1950 2000 in the US.
What can be done in the remaining 750 days of the MDGs to effectively improve coordination and replicate constructive models of national alliances?
Bayesian geostatistical modeling of national, household sample survey data has a utility beyond mapping malaria risk to guide the future of resource allocation and measuring its success.
In anticipation of licensure and introduction of rotavirus vaccine into the western market, we used modeling of national hospital registry data to determine the incidence and direct medical costs of annual rotavirus-associated admissions over <11 years in Denmark.
