Sentence examples for reports for decision makers from inspiring English sources
In the ensuing years, the resulting initiative, The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB), has produced a series of reports for decision makers at the international, national and local levels aimed at enabling practical responses.
They are "strictly to gather and analyse public opinions on microblog sites and compile reports for decision-makers", it said.
The report, however, calls for decision makers in the sector to embrace more work flexibility, citing huge efficiency savings and increased access to in-demand skills.
Once completed, the child labour report will provide recommendations for decision makers as well as service providers – child protection agencies/services, schools, policlinics – and local authorities.
The 2001 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reports provide a precedent in the explicit treatment of uncertainty – the reports indicate the relevance of scientific information for decision makers by ranking scientific conclusions by Bayesian confidence estimates (e.g. virtually certain means greater than 99% confidence, very likely 90 99%, etc) [ 51].
Adherence to these reporting criteria will make it easier for decision makers to judge how applicable the results of randomised controlled trials are to their own conditions.
The paper concludes with three emphases for decision makers.
The report will be released next year and used as a tool for decision makers to promote children´s rights "The case for investing in early childhood development is clear.
Measuring decision makers' self-report of their perception in meeting the various conditions of 'accountability for reasonableness', the scale would provide a practical tool for decision makers to assess self-reported views over time, noting progress in meeting conditions, while providing a reference point for needed improvement (i.e. enhance meeting 'publicity' condition).
Finally, the results reported through Pareto curves allow identifying several solutions that are appealing for decision makers.
EFSA's risk communication is useful and clear for decision makers but lacks clarity for a broader audience, the report says.
