Sentence examples for national structural from inspiring English sources

According to Breeze National, structural beams that run horizontally are typically "joined together at a vertical column".

National responsibility for dealing with national structural challenges remains.

First, H5N1 is finding the regions of the world where animal health monitoring remains underdeveloped or degraded by national structural adjustment programs associated with international loans [5], [6].

I am grateful to partners who collaborated in STEPS, and to the students at UCL and STEPS country respondents who provided initial descriptions of national Structural Funds and research.

This study was funded by the Dutch Scientific College of Physiotherapy (WCF) of the Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy (KNGF), with the final goal to perform a national structural implementation of the use of standardised measures in practice.

Republicans would like to take the reform agenda that Republican governors have pursued in places like Indiana and take it to the national level: structural entitlement reform; fundamental tax reform.

As part of an international effort and a national programme, structural analysis of mycobacterial proteins involved in recombination and repair, stringent response and protein synthesis has been undertaken, and work on proteins in a couple of metabolic pathways has been initiated.

Letta said the majority of the €1.5bn effort – a mixture of national and European structural funds – would be particularly focused on the south of Italy, where general unemployment is higher than the national average and joblessness among the young is particularly severe, at over 35%, according to Istat, the national statistics agency.

Importantly, I estimate similar effects using both a local labor markets approach that compares wages among areas with different amounts of Southern immigration and a structural, national labor market approach that combines the estimated parameters of the aggregate production function in the North with observed immigration in order to simulate the wage effects of the Great Migration.

Similarly, Ottaviano and Peri (2012) argue that imperfect substitution between US natives and foreign immigrants, which concentrates the wage impacts of immigration on immigrants themselves, can explain why structural national labor market studies that assume perfect substitution find larger wage impacts for natives.

"This is a national problem, a structural problem".