Sentence examples for propose ways for from inspiring English sources
While it is being increasingly used in various fields, few attempts have been made to formally define, quantify, and propose ways for achieving flexibility.
In this historical review we investigate the role of resources management (RM) and urban planning (UP) and propose ways for integration in sustainable development (SD).
He did not offer any details, and it was unclear whether the administration intended to propose ways for Congress to speed the schedule for phasing in Mr. Bush's plan.
The WCS met with seven other groups, including the WWF and the African Parks Network, on Friday to propose ways for governments to tackle the problem.
In a future work, we would demonstrate the proposed system using a nozzle control that is not based on photo-sensors, and also propose ways for accelerating decontamination activities by industry-academia-government collaboration.
Future global recommendations for HIV testing and counseling campaigns should consider accessibility and propose ways for testing services to respond to new ethical issues related to high demand.
Biotechnological resource extraction methods such as biomining and biogas production could fill a vital niche in currently proposed ways for extracting minerals and producing fuel on asteroids.
"He's telling teachers to take a pay freeze, forcing employees to contribute to health care, capping local government's ability to raise taxes, proposing ways for them to cut costs, and now he's telling school districts how much they can pay their superintendents".
The author explores many diverse facets of our current processes and proposes ways for societal learning from nature and for applying these lessons to improve the quality of life for humans and for the ecosystem upon which we are all dependent.
Taking advantage of this fact, the article proposes ways for bandwidth allocation/reallocation aiming to optimise energy-efficiency with a minor bandwidth trade-off.
Partly spurred by the system failures highlighted by Superstorm Sandy, the New York Public Service Commission (NYPSC) has begun a regulatory proceeding, "Reforming the Energy Vision," that proposes ways for utilities to profit from DER proliferation.
