Sentence examples for propose options for from inspiring English sources

In the interim report of the commission, published today, we explain why we need to face facts, and then propose options for change.

The government plans to draw up a "road map" that will examine the social and environmental impacts of each stage of the life cycle of clothing - from raw materials to disposal - and propose options for change.

This provides a theoretical framework to help identify key determinants of that behaviour and propose options for its modification.

We assessed likely impacts and proposed options for eight landscape regions within the planning area.

In recent years a consistent number of studies carried out at different spatial scales have proposed options for mapping and integrated assessment of ecosystem services.

Further, based on system analysis approach the study proposes options for the improvement in current waste management practices in Chandigarh, which could also be adopted by other cities in developing world to reduce the adverse impact of MSW on environment and human health.

The initiative, which accepted public comments through September 2005 on proposed options for regulating these substances, may result in new rules for the environmental assessment of substances in products regulated under the Food and Drugs Act, according to Health Canada.

The measurement improvement roadmap aims to assess whether using these denominators is feasible in routine HMIS, and the extent to which proposed options for testing yield useful programmatic tracking information.

Kaufman et al. [56 ▪▪] recently described the potential for antiviral therapies for the immunocompromised, and considered the wider population benefits that may be gained beyond the successful treatment of the individual patients in addition to proposing options for the design of clinical trials for evaluating the efficacy of potential antinorovirus therapies in immunocompromised patients.

Australian employers are legally obliged to support an injured worker's RTW by obtaining relevant information about the person's capacity for work, considering reasonable workplace support aids or modifications, proposing options for suitable employment, providing clear and accurate details of the RTW arrangements, and monitoring the RTW process.

The aim of our study is to describe our experience and propose management options for CI in patients with chronic otitis media.