I believe a shift from regulation-led to market-led action on climate change is therefore required to foster real, long-lasting change.
Starting in 1985, it was generally recognized that lending in excess of interest refinancing was required to foster growth in the indebted countries.
The Teesside report, published by the first research unit in Britain dedicated to the study of the far right and its opposition, says more effort is required to foster greater trust between the Muslim community and authorities.
Mao Zedong's Great Leap Forward famine of the early nineteen-sixties and the famine imposed upon Ukraine by Joseph Stalin during the thirties are perhaps comparable to the one that unfolded in North Korea after 1995; those earlier cases at least suggest the degree of political madness and suppression required to foster such a catastrophe.
In sum, LTPs have the potential to further include the social dimension of transport, but further steps are required to foster an equitable and sustainable transportation system.
Green and sustainable chemistry, as well as sustainable chemical engineering and renewable energy sources are required to foster and consolidate a transition towards more sustainable societies.
Finally, participatory approaches, which are receiving increasing attention in transportation planning, provide planners with new tools to address the social dimension of transport, but further steps are required to foster an equitable and sustainable transportation system.
(2010), the type of interventions required to foster cognitive and non-cognitive skills are notably different which intensifies the necessity of a better understanding of the role of each type of skills for policy recommendations.1.1
As also witnessed by recent advances on object/category recognition in the related field of computer vision, we believe that significant progress in low-level processing will be required to foster major breakthroughs in intelligent video-based surveillance.
Is it a common good contributing to the well-being of anonymous others over the longer term, or as a good closely linked to the fate of patient-participants? In consequence, moving the debates outlined here forward also requires asking political and social questions about what goals biobanking and biobank governance should serve, and the kinds of accountability required to foster them.
