We concluded with key attention points for future SAT development: (i) tuning sustainability assessment to stakeholders' needs, in particular with respect to strategic decision-making, (ii) the development context of a SAT, in particular with respect to governance and continuity in the envisioning process.
The core of the second step, futures tables and visions, is to arrange a futures workshop where relevant transport system stakeholder groups take part in the envisioning process.
According to the objectives of the envisioning process, the participants of the workshop could be encouraged to find a consistent, mutually agreed transport system vision or a set of alternative visions.
The aim of the envisioning process was to deliver an image of a sustainable and desirable future Europe that uses resources in a much more efficient and sufficient manner.
The envisioned ESF process is still closely associated with the PSSR, which is consistent with most observations (e.g., Fejer et al. 1999).
Republicans in Congress immediately denounced the plan as unconstitutional, arguing that the president is attempting to create a "virtual America" by using an untested device in place of the process envisioned by the Founding Fathers.Dan Miller, a Republican from Florida who is chairman of the House subcommittee on the census, accuses Mr Clinton of trying to peddle "statistical snake oil".
The administration envisions a process that may take a decade and it has shown no eagerness to begin while housing remains in the doldrums.
Although the commissioners — led by Archbishop Desmond Tutu — envisioned a process in which telling the truth would lead to forgiveness, this rarely happened.
With those benefits, back light unit suppliers around the world have envisioned the DOD process as a great potential for fabricating thin light guide plates.
The veteran diplomat, speaking under umbrellas in the rain outside a lakefront hotel in the Swiss city, emphasized that both sides — the government and opposition representatives — were committed to starting the peace process envisioned in the agenda of the Geneva talks.
The message of my book is that the Supreme Court nomination process now looks like an electoral campaign, which is a departure not only from the process the framers envisioned but also from the one the nation followed, for the most part, for nearly 200 years.
