Sentence examples for policy and application from inspiring English sources
What are the implications for policy and application of rights-based approaches in SRH, given the often wide gap between the international and the local, and the endemic problems of the interpretation and implementation of international frameworks and conventions 'on the ground' in different contexts?
Organised by the Gender Advisory Board of the UN Commission on Science and Technology for Development and the Biotechnology Commission of Pakistan, the purpose of this expert workshop is to address the gender dimensions of research, policy and application of new biotechnologies in the region.
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The Observe stage consists of sensing as well as the consideration of location, policies, and application QoS needs.
Another way to achieve energy is leverage operating system power management policies and application processing base knowledge that check the power management of different virtual machines.
Increased attention to these and other analytic decisions has the potential to increase the policy relevance and application of co-benefits modeling studies, potentially helping policy makers to maximize mitigation potential while simultaneously improving health.
These latter require social sciences to analyse the processes involved, and to inform appropriate policy development and application.
Integration Ensure that disaster research programs, policies, and applications are integrated across disciplines, and contribute to enhancing policy-making and capacity building for effective DRR and sustainability.
"An Xbox and my iPhone are more secure than any enterprise server being deployed today," he said, due to the complexity of policies and applications required to run the modern corporation.
It is this gap between well-designed policy and its application that needs to be closed.
We have not the slightest illusion about the I.N.S.'s choices: the choices -- about policy and about application of the policy -- that the I.N.S. made in this case are choices about which reasonable people can disagree.
