Sentence examples for securing sustainability from inspiring English sources

The NHS authority says "the specific business management model of a potential partner was more important than its organisational form in securing sustainability … Therefore there is no preferred organisational model and an open procurement should take place in order to test a wide range of innovative proposals from both NHS and independent sector providers".

An adequate understanding of the consequences of human actions is thus a prerequisite for management plans aiming at securing sustainability while maximizing ecosystem services.

The MRE Final Evaluation also assesses the possibility for integration of MRE activities into other UNICEF Programming for purpose of securing sustainability of the programme and in accordance with UNICEF organizational priorities and strategies defined in the Medium Term Strategic Plan.

Later in 2013, after winning the award, in an exciting endorsement of the sustainability profile of the fuel, LanzaTech secured sustainability certification for the first plant in China from the Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB).

Institutional, technological and market-based approaches are being implemented to increase energy efficiency, improve energy equity and secure sustainability.

He said: "The agreement secures sustainability for Northern Ireland's budget, sets out how we'll deal with paramilitary groups, and could provide a basis for a shared future for the people of Northern Ireland".

Research and innovation must be managed today to secure sustainability for tomorrow (Carayannis et al. 2006).

Such a transformation has been defined as "a people-centered approach based on equity and inclusiveness where rural men and women can develop their potential and reach their aspirations including income security, whilst securing environmental sustainability and where all territories in a country can express their development potential and none of them are persistently marginalized" [ 4].

A clear and meaningful role for national authorities is worth safeguarding in order to ensure efficient and appropriate response (UNGA 1991; OECD 2008; Jahre and Jensen 2010; Odugleh-Kolev 2014), but also because it is essential for securing the sustainability and long term impact of health outcomes in the wake of pandemic response (Odugleh-Kolev 2014;(DuBois et al. 2015).

The current system of mutual fiscal surveillance and Treaty-based fiscal rules has fueled rancor among officials and the public without securing fiscal sustainability.

In the same survey, 85% of respondents believed that the best approach to securing the sustainability and profitability of the pharmaceutical sector was increasing the patient centredness of its processes.