Sentence examples for term processes from inspiring English sources
Mary Creagh, Labour's shadow development secretary, said there was a need to prioritise support for people in fragile states, but criticised what she called a "target-driven culture in DfID", saying it "failed to focus on the long term processes of peacebuilding and nation-building".
"I'd compare open sourcing to long term processes like evolution or erosion.
Morphology evolution and hydro-sedimentological interactions in muddy coastal environments are long term processes.
Thus, Quine writes, "physical objects, conceived thus four-dimensionally in space-time, are not to be distinguished from events, or, in the concrete sense of the term, processes.
Examples of long term processes include "the way of peace" used among indigenous and non-indigenous participants in the Ontario Model Forest (Holmes et al. 2002; Story and Lickers 1997).
Instead, they should focus more on creating long term processes that allow the different implications of approaches to knowledge in relation to stewardship goals to be responsibly thought through.
"You need to be able to follow them in long-term processes," said Ellen Decaestecker, an evolutionary biologist at the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium.
These fine changes of strength have emerged as essential features of the brain's operation because they affect long-term processes, including mood and memory.
It's now being finally recognized that there are more long-term processes like environmental destruction leading in the same direction, maybe not to total destruction, but at least to the destruction of the capacity for a decent existence.
Foster is an ecologist and an environmental historian — a paleoecologist — concerned with the long-term processes that have shaped the land, like fires, floods, 18th-century forestry practices and Colonial farming.
But some experts on climate and diplomacy say that the fate of the Kyoto treaty itself is rapidly becoming less important than the longer-term processes it set in motion.
