Sentence examples for of the wider process from inspiring English sources

The NDE of civil engineering structures is part of the wider process of maintenance and re-engineering.

Therefore, evaluation of dwell time is a fundamental scheduling task of the wider process of timetabling which directly influences service reliability and passenger satisfaction.

This minimises conceptual and logical tensions that arise from portraying habit as behaviour, automaticity or any other single element of the wider process.

Download the report [PDF 659KB] This working paper was designed as a programming and advocacy tool and is part of the wider process of formulation of a regional strategic framework for Orphans and other Vulnerable Children (OVC) programming for West and Central Africa, a region commonly labelled as a low HIV prevalence region.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6939/15/48/prepub The authors wish to thank the Board of ICOH for facilitating the wider process of consultation around revision of the ICOH Ethical Code, which created the opportunity for this reflection and led to this manuscript.

Tory health spokesman Darren Millar said redrafting the report undermined the credibility of the NCF as well as the wider process of reconfiguring health services in Wales.

These events were, in part, associated with the wider process of the European Protestant Reformation, a religious and political movement that affected the practice of Christianity across most of Europe during this period.

Team cohesion and the wider processes of the institution were understandably less prominent than in clinicians' accounts of the pressures and rewards of their work, although some patient participants acknowledged the potential importance of these.

Martin Kimber, the council's chief executive, said the report demonstrated "the significant progress the town had made in tackling child sexual exploitation, but it would be used as part of the wider planning process to secure further improvements".

The latter entails more mendacity and larceny, adding to the thrill -- especially since the odds on incurring any serious penalty are close to zero in today's complacent non-regulatory environment (itself the outcome of the wider destructive process whereby public institutions have been neutered of their powers and authority).

The extension of the approach to wider process plant design is discussed in terms of the objectives and issues to be addressed.