Sentence examples for support policy makers from inspiring English sources
Thirdly, selected tools were included in the 'Database of tools and methods' of the wider Adaptive Marine Policy Tool Box, designed within the EU-FP7 PERSEUS project (Policy-oriented Environmental ReSouthernn SouthEuropeanpean Seas) to support policy makers with the application of an Adaptive Policy Framework.
This "should support policy makers' efforts to engineer a soft landing" through a combination of monetary tightening policies and pro-consumption measures, as well as changes to social welfare programs.
These findings will support policy makers in integrating quantitative assessments into energy-related policy design and implementation.
To support policy makers and regional planners in an improved allocation of agricultural land use, a new crop model (BioSTAR) has been developed.
The latter is of crucial importance, as it can guide decision-making and support policy makers in coping with conflicting interests in the region at hand.
The method presented in this paper could support policy makers and operators in prioritizing measures to increase network robustness by improving system capacity to absorb unexpected disruptions.
More insight into the difficulties in implementation of the antenatal care standard to detect anaemia early in pregnancy would support policy maker and nurse-midwives in achieving a clinical practice which is well tailored to the pregnant women's needs.
This supports policy makers attempting to target the measures needed to increase the share of renewable energies in the national electricity mix.
This article aims to contribute to understanding the effects of natural disasters on economic growth in terms of some significant economic indicators and to supporting policy makers who are engaged in disaster risk reduction process of a country.
Besides the potential for supporting policy makers to think about the broader implications of land use changes for community wellbeing, the methodology provides useful feedback for adaptive farm and landscape management.
The increasing interest in ground source heat pump system (GSHP) as well as its high initial investment cost accentuate the necessity for an assessment tool which supports policy makers with decisions regarding technology development and subsidization.
