Sentence examples for stocktake is from inspiring English sources
A critical stocktake is particularly timely now, as 'engaging men' is an increasingly common element in violence prevention work.
The dormouse figures will contribute to the national State of Nature report, a stocktake of UK wildlife that is due to be published by a coalition of conservation and research organisations next week.
The stocktakes will also be informed by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), thus ensuring that the latest climate science provides inputs into future commitments.
It is time for a critical stocktake of efforts to involve men in the prevention of violence against women.
He described the taskforce as an "urgent stocktake" designed to help the government understand "what is working, what is not working, and we get cracking with the things that are succeeding".
The push is largely a response to an unprecedented stocktake of the country's species in 2013, which revealed that 60% of species studied had declined in recent decades, with more than one in ten at risk of disappearing from the UK altogether.
To help things along, he ordered a vast stocktake (to run to 32 studies, in four tranches) to identify where Britain is most egregiously under Brussels' heel.
"You don't need to sit in a stocktake meeting at No 10 Downing Street to see the obvious truth: our immigration system is completely broken, and as long as we're in the EU, our elected governments are powerless to fix it.
The ratchet mechanism is designed to push countries to become more ambitious over time, setting in place stocktakes, reviews and deadlines for new targets.
Although an unprecedented stocktake of UK wildlife in May revealed that most species are struggling, Kendall said: "As I travel around, I see a fantastic British countryside and I do not accept that the countryside and environment is going to hell in a handcart".
