Accurate building performance assessment is necessary for the design of efficient energy retrofit operations and to foster the development of energy performance contracts.
Against this background, the Monopolies Commission (an independent advisory body to the German government and parliament) recommends a full vertical separation between infrastructure and operation in order to foster competition in the railway sector [38].
As a result of so many operations, she found it hard to foster what passes for a healthy child's life.
[In a statement released early Saturday, the Marine Corps said it was carrying out "offensive operations in Falluja in order to foster a secure and stable environment for the people" of Al Anbar Province.
Several groups have emerged to foster co-operation between professionals and amateurs in fields from rocketry to palaeontology.
PieLab, along with projects like Mission Pie in San Francisco (which employs at-risk youth and uses local ingredients for its pies), is part of an American movement to deploy food-focused initiatives, including restaurant operation and artisanal food production, to foster social change.
The latter dates back to 1958, when NATO decided to foster co-operation among scientists in the alliance partner countries and to establish the NATO Science Programme.
But we must constantly ask ourselves: how can we 'help without hindering?' How can we 'facilitate without dominating?' We can begin with the Hippocratic Oath's injunction: 'First ― do no harm.' Because if we try to foster co-operation using top-heavy, rigid structures or overly formal frameworks, we may do more harm than good.
In consequence, firms have outsourced many of their operations into marketplaces, or are trying to foster internal, in-house marketplaces.Psychology too has had its moments.
Mr. Seymour outlined the ways in which governments can use CRBP to foster responsible business operations and hold businesses accountable within their countries.
