Governments need to sign up and become part of the global framework.
CPET's professional development experts designed, developed, and facilitated this four-day institute in which professors of teachers in primary and secondary schools explored strategies directly connected to the capacities of the global framework.
Figure 5 A conceptual illustration of the five major pillars of the global framework for climate services (GFCS) that stresses that the pillars need to co-ordinate and integrate.
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, 23 February 2005 Todayay the Government of Turkmenistan, UNICEF and UNESCO held a joint round table on the global framework of Education for All (EFA), involving various governmental institutions, NGOs, and bilateral agencies working in education.
In this era of fragility for the global framework that has, for all its flaws, staved off world wars and increased prosperity, what form must US grand strategy take to yield success against its increasingly fervent geopolitical competitors?
Through a comprehensive survey of human rights scholarship, Shannon Morreira explores the ways in which the global framework of human rights is locally interpreted, constituted, and contested in Harare, Zimbabwe, and Musina and Cape Town, South Africa.
U.S. officials tend to view the North's nuclear program within the global framework of combating proliferation.
An incomplete diallel design was used to investigate the relationship between the global framework of differential gene expression and heterosis.
In the global framework of improving vibro-acoustic numerical simulations together with the need to decrease the number of prototyping stages, improving the quality for acoustic models becomes increasingly important for many industries such as automotive companies, for instance.
The global framework of ballroom culture has offered much refuge to the disenfranchised and socially outcast.
While the global framework of these rules is set by the WTO, these same policies also appear in an even more extreme form, in regional and bilateral so-called Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) that have led to job loss, food price volatility, and increased foreign corporate control over public services and natural resources.
