Petersen is nominated for a lifetime's job as a US district judge in Washington DC, where the courts regularly shape the conduct of the federal government.
The endless forms of conditionality enacted by Congress to shape the conduct of U.S. foreign policy are generally ineffective, if not actively counterproductive, IMHO.
Therefore, in this evaluation, stakeholder contributions represent substantive ones that directly shaped the conduct of the effectiveness evaluation.
Within these efforts to shape the conduct of NGOs we call attention to the constitutive role of NGO 'counter-conduct' – conduct by NGOs motivated by a desire to be governed differently (Foucault, 2007).
In the neighbourhood, program staff intervened to create 'healthy' spaces but these interventions also shaped the conduct of local residents and contributed to the spatial regulation of problem groups.
Even as drill masters studied ancient Roman textbooks to recover the discipline that made the legions formidable instruments of policy, so too did strategists return to a Classical world in which the logic of foreign policy shaped the conduct of war.
Exxon's worldview will now fundamentally shape the conduct of U.S. foreign policy, including over the transcendentally important matter of negotiating global climate accords.
Not only did he shape the conduct of U.S. foreign policy for the century to come, but he also played an outsized role, particularly for a cabinet secretary of a then-peripheral power, in influencing the character of an emerging international community.
More subtly, procedures put in place to support the collection of data relevant to the Quality and Outcomes Framework in general practice, such as structured electronic templates for chronic disease management, have been shown to profoundly influence and shape the conduct and meaning of chronic disease reviews [ 24].
As a user researcher, Needs and Usability Assessment was pivotal in shaping the study I conducted.
