But over time, as firms learn how to harness the digital infrastructure and participate more effectively in knowledge flows, their performance will improve.
At their spring meetings, both the IMF and the World Bank are looking at ways to help developing countries participate more effectively and acquire more influence.
This is unfair both to students who participate more effectively in other ways and to English-language learners who find speaking in class settings intimidating.
Apart from professional advantages to communicating with maps, there is also a widespread belief that citizens can participate more effectively if information is presented visually rather than in words.
Appellee does not, and cannot, dispute that appellants are attempting to compel the Justice Department and the ABA Committee to comply with FACA's charter and notice requirements, and that they seek access to the ABA Committee's meetings and records in order to monitor its workings and participate more effectively in the judicial selection process.
With a broader repertoire of capabilities you'll be able to participate more effectively in a wide range of leadership processes.
The pattern of influence at the local level suggests the need to strengthen civil society organizations so that they would be able to participate more effectively and benefit in platforms and networks, such as CARGs.
The methodological framework and accompanying results allow US policymakers and negotiators to better understand the causes of forest C change more completely so that they can participate more effectively in domestic policy discussions about forest management and monitoring as well as in international negotiations.
We teachers have to learn how to participate more effectively in policymaking, how to operate within the system.
By providing these firms with rapid long-distance accessibility, the aerotropolis helps them cut costs, increase productivity and expand market reach, thereby becoming more competitive and participating more effectively in the international division of labor.
That was an assault on an idea that had been uncontroversial among Americans of all political persuasions for generations: that education can and should help children learn to participate more effectively in society.
