Sentence examples for scheme of participation from inspiring English sources

El Triunfo's community-level social development council has been active since the country started this scheme of participation in early 2003.

Develop schemes of participation and cooperation among citizens, public and private sectors of the nation that make possible action lines, strategies, and security and cyber defense policies.

The data used for the analysis described here were collected through a structured questionnaire which included questions about the social life at the scheme, levels of participation and barriers to taking part, contact with friends and family, as well as overall quality of life and self-perceived health (SPH).

We used the phrase 'longer-term adherence' in this study to reflect both the unusual duration of the scheme and length of participation.

A proposed scheme of nano-Se participation in selenoprotein synthesis is shown in Fig. 1, and a basic understanding of the nano-Se metabolism including absorption, distribution, and clearance is of great importance in animal/poultry sciences [25].

Indeed, this type of participation scheme was integral to trauma system development [ 25].

There was substantial variation in the level of participation from scheme to scheme.

Formal modeling of scheme participation and intent (controlling for political and environmental ideology inter alia), yielded consistent results.

The perceived success of the scheme was confirmed via measurements of participation rates (32%), the weight of food waste diverted (0.62 kg per household), and estimates of the contamination rate (<1%) and food capture rate (30%) 22 months after start.

Already due to the possibility of participation, the schemes might raise search efforts ex ante and decrease reservation wages as participation reduces leisure time and time available to engage in the shadow economy.

Existing evidence also shows that membership in both formal (e.g., microfinance institutions such as the savings and credit cooperative organizations-SACCOs) and informal (e.g., community-based savings groups-popularly known as merry-go-rounds) savings and credit schemes, is an important predictor of participation in health insurance programs.