Sentence examples for processes to date from inspiring English sources

Despite the suggestion of shared cognitive processes, to date most research has focused on cognitive processing within individual knowledge domains.

However, its actual impact on national legislative processes, to date, has not been thoroughly examined.

"The environmental approvals Adani [Mining] has been granted through these thorough, independent, science-based approvals processes to date have been the strictest ever handed down by a federal government," he said.

Although pore space is the habitat for soil micro-organisms and the actual location of soil biochemical processes, to date, very few studies looked into this relation mainly because of practical constraints.

To this aim, the specific target is set to design and develop an analytical approach, which helps policy makers and relevant stakeholders to determine opportunities for LEDS and addressing the main relevant policy instruments available, based on the analysis of the practical experience with LEDS and related processes to date in their respective cities.

There is support for this approach in each of the processes to date: proposed goal 16 relates to peaceful societies and rule of law; the Rio+20 Outcome Statement prioritized peace and security; governance and effective institutions were prominent in the High-level Panel report.

The carrier is then periodically regenerated by burning off the carbon using CO2 as oxidant, thus enabling the reduction of CO2 to CO. Importantly, the Ni carrier is never oxidized during this cycle and hence acts as a "carbon carrier" rather than as an oxygen carrier as typical in chemical looping processes to-date.

"Their decision processes to-date have been closed and insular, and not representative of the full range of views".

The process to date has been flawed.

But for many academics, the process to date has been pretty grim.

"Members will make their own mind up about whether this has been a meaningful consultation process to date.