Multilateralism, process of organizing relations between groups of three or more states.
Thus, infants are sensitive to at least one aspect of caregiving and organize relations between infants and adults into larger social structures.
This nationalist frame functions as the crucial logic organizing relations among science, state, and market, and thus sets China on a path of knowledge-economy development divergent from advanced, liberal democracies.
For as long as corporations have existed, debates have persisted among scholars, judges, and policymakers regarding how best to describe their form and function as a positive matter, and how best to organize relations among their various stakeholders as a normative matter.
These factors have resulted in enactment of water legislations aiming at organizing relations between the different populations in conflict over water resources.
DeSmogBlog opposes what it describes as "a well-funded and highly organized public relations campaign" that it says is "poisoning" the climate change debate.
Parameters on temporal organization were derived in past studies, showing that locomotor behavior is organized in relation to a home base; a place where a rodent spends the longest cumulative non-locomoting periods [ 11, 12, 16].
Field trips, lectures, and discussions are organized in relation to studio exercises.
In his 1929 lecture, "The Sources of a Science of Education," John Dewey saw the elements of such a science being drawn out of other natural and social sciences, organized in relation to problems defined by the educational process.
Circulation is organized in relation to the aggregation of mangroves shaped by water flows along the Florida coastline, where indoor and outdoor space bleed together as students move through, in, between, and out of enclosed enclaves of the program and flowing, shaded open space.
