Sentence examples for steering policies from inspiring English sources
As a response to competitive market forces and governmental steering policies, Australian universities have strengthened considerably their internal research management in the last two decades.
The title of his dissertation alone makes it clear that it paved the way for Martin Baethge's future research: He was always concerned with the perspectives of working people, democratisation processes, shaping and steering policies, organised work that shapes occupations, and vocational training.
By studying the mayor through the prism of the production of public policy at the local level, this shift can be qualified: the role as a notable is tapped in mobilizing resources, while the dynamic entrepreneurial role comes into play in steering policies, timing interventions and assessing the related risks.
He is likely to be more involved in the schools -- hiring deputy commissioners and steering policy -- than in any other part of city government.
A traffic steering policy can be used in this case to determine the preferred layer for camping[3, 12].
In Section 3, the cell reselection priority levels will be assigned to the network layers of the deployment scenario according to the traffic steering policy.
Due to the traffic steering policy, the thresholds 3A _1 and 3A _2 have been previously set so that U1 is handed over to the neighboring LTE pico-cell.
In both cases, it is expected that a user located in a hotspot has higher probability of starting a connection from the LTE layer, according to the traffic steering policy.
The proposed techniques are assessed in a realistic scenario thoroughly deployed to cover hotspots with LTE pico-cells so that the traffic steering policy is to offload traffic to the pico-layers in order to use more efficiently the radio resources and improve service performance.
In the long run, those in the margins -- grassroots types sprouting by the side of the road -- may have a better chance of implementing disarmament than those steering policy limos down the middle of the road.
But what of those still steering foreign policy?
