It was carried out by an interagency, federal-state task force with public participation, and was designed "to assess the potential social, economic and environmental impacts" from resource development in five States Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Nebraska.
The paper discusses the political setting within which the policy was formulated, the political opposition that developed and the extensive public participation exercise that was designed to insure 'ownership' of the policy by the Philippine people.
The TJ-II remote participation system (RPS) was designed to extend to Internet the working capabilities provided in the TJ-II local environment, i.e., tracking the TJ-II operation, monitoring/programming data acquisition and control systems, and accessing databases.
The Personal Care-Participation Assessment and Resource Tool (PC-PART) was designed to measure participation restrictions in activities of daily living required for community life.
The FPQ was designed to examine participation i.e. the actual accomplishment of the participation in a meaningful way.
It was designed to assess participation restrictions among persons with severe disability, and it measures participation in a manner congruent with the WHO International Classification of Functioning model [ 20, 26].
The LIBCSP was designed to include advocate participation; however, the details of their participation were not adequately clarified in the funding mandate.
The barriers scale for cardiac rehabilitation was designed to evaluate participation barriers and patient adherence to cardiac rehabilitation programs as used in Canadian studies.
And more specifically, the Microsoft Vine invitation-only beta program was designed to garner participation and subsequent feedback from consumers, communities and governments about the challenges they face today and explore how technology can improve and enhance communications.
The federal Act was designed to expand participation in federal elections by streamlining the registration process with a simple, uniform Federal Form that prevents states from piling on additional hurdles to register.
