Either way, there is no proliferation of conceptual schemes.
Morgenthau warned that "based on information developed by my office, the Iranians with the help of Venezuela are now engaged in similar economic and proliferation sanctions-busting schemes".
In line with this scheme, global proliferation of antibody- and vaccine-production technologies, especially those that obviate dependence on the cold chain for storage and transport of finished products, could provide geographically distributed breakout capability against emerging and future health challenges.
Similar motivations can be detected in the recent proliferation of extraordinary infrastructure schemes, in which all new roads will lead to the Rome of the East, otherwise known as Beijing.
A decade ago I wrote a piece suggesting the proliferation of play development schemes was increasing the number of would-be or fledgling playwrights but wasn't necessarily giving those playwrights access to our stages.
Second, he failed to stop--and his party actually seemed to encourage, in order to raise campaign funds--a proliferation of bogus investment schemes that were bound to collapse.
A COUPLE of months ago I wrote about the proliferation of bike-hire schemes around the world, most recently and unexpectedly here in Mexico City, which is hardly a cyclist's paradise.
The experimental scheme for the proliferation assessment is shown in Figure 3A.
This allows them to take a longer-term view of growth and costs.To some extent, the proliferation of work-life-balance schemes is a function of today's labour market.
The recent proliferation of pay for performance schemes in healthcare reflects a perception in some policy circles of providers' motivation as self interested, and physicians and other professionals are increasingly induced with explicit incentives linked to quality metrics.
This period has also seen a proliferation of other ethical coffee accreditation schemes, including Rainforest Alliance and UTZ.
