Sentence examples for structural goals from inspiring English sources

The members of the G20 big economies could commit themselves to specific structural goals, from raising retirement ages to deregulating things like transport.

Mr. Wen focused on many of the long-term structural goals of Chinese economic reform: the need to promote more domestic consumption, to support the development of the lagging interior and to ensure a fairer distribution of income.

The architectural goals are decomposed into two categories of sub-goals, i.e., structural goals and interaction behavioral goals.

A first approximation study allowed one to verify that the structural goals that were stated in the preliminary design can be met.

The method should be useful, with appropriate site-specific modifications, in evaluating the degree to which stands meet structural goals under ecological forestry methods, in monitoring responses to environmental change, and in examining biotic changes along a gradient of structural development following disturbance.

The remaining 10%% of the compensation is based on geographical and socioeconomical factors, structural goals, patient-satisfaction and pay-for-performance schemes (3 %).

Rather, it's whether the rightward shift that Beinart discerns has any kind of staying power, or has achieved any kind of structural, enduring goals — and there I think the case is much more doubtful.

In particular, KAPSARC research has been exploring how shifting to a growth model based around higher energy productivity can help GCC countries achieve long-held structural diversification goals, for example, as reflected in Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 [18].

Our findings suggest three important structural level goals for adolescent HIV prevention interventions in Africa beyond those directly addressing sexual culture.

The most successful type of structure prediction, known as homology modeling, relies on the existence of a "template" structure with sequence similarity to the protein being modeled; structural genomics' goal is to provide sufficient representation in solved structures to model most of those that remain.

Therefore, in order to achieve successful structural health monitoring goals, it is necessary to develop data normalization techniques which distinguish the effects of damage from those caused by environmental and operational variations.