Individual countries and groups of countries, as well as international, regional, national and local organizations, may use this Plan of Action to develop their own specific programmes in line with their needs, capacity and mandates.
Conservation biology will indeed benefit from behavioural research broadening its individual perspective and responding to the social need (and mandate) to preserve species in human-transformed landscapes [44], [45].
The Association of American Medical Colleges projects a shortfall of as many as 90,000 physicians by 2025 as doctors retire, aging baby boomers need more care and mandates of the Affordable Care Act kick in.
The country demands a win-win, smart Brexit, not a lose-lose ideological hard Brexit which will damage the UK, damage Europe and for which there is no need and no mandate.
Every other rich nation in the world has therefore determined that it's in their interest to help these families out in their time of need and has mandated that working parents, mothers in particular, are entitled to some paid time off.
Bone metastases were assessed at baseline, with further evaluation based on investigator-determined need and not mandated by the protocol.
When educators are recognized as professionals who are capable of making sound instructional decisions that are based on student needs and not on government mandates, they achieve good results.
This adds another degree of freedom and complexity to the design process, and mandates the need for design techniques that address power, as well as area and speed.
Efforts to meet these legally mandated needs and to simultaneously improve research outcomes have resulted in researchers being confronted with complex and seemingly contradictory instructions about how to perform their tasks.
3) Independent accountability: this means that we need to resource and mandate somebody to hold us to account.
