Sentence examples for thinking underpinning from inspiring English sources

With such sound and radical thinking underpinning the green paper, we can look forward to dramatic changes in the way the system is run, and to a revolution in our crime statistics.

The US was a major force behind the thinking underpinning the deal being negotiated in Paris, of a cut-what-you-can strategy, where countries volunteer their own emissions reductions targets.

The decision came after a review that had been narrowed in mid-May to DDB and Wieden & Kennedy in Portland, Ore ."It was a very difficult decision," said David Redhill, global director for brand strategy at Deloitte in San Francisco, adding that DDB was selected "for the power of the big, beautiful idea the agency presented and the strategic thinking underpinning that idea".

The fundamental thinking underpinning process intensification (PI) involves an understanding of process phenomena at various levels and their interrelationships without the spatial constrains of conventional unit operation models.

The document makes the point that much of the thinking underpinning crime policy development is based on "expected utility theory" - broadly the idea that potential criminals make rational decisions on whether to commit a crime based on risk and reward.

Our findings challenge the scientistic thinking underpinning mainstream health policy discourse.

But do not imagine that thinking underpins the Iranian leadership's latest call, on Sunday, to accelerate enrichment of its uranium stockpile.

That thinking underpinned the "extend a hand" policy towards Iran.

The thinking underpinned the next nine months of no campaigning: the risks that Scotland could not use the pound, fears about the health and strength of Scotland's economy without the UK single market, or that it would be unable to join the European Union.

Keynes's thinking underpins the combination of fiscal stimulus and loose monetary policy that in both the UK and US is leading to faster recoveries while our European friends, who have declined to pursue as aggressive a fiscal or monetary policy agenda, are facing increasingly bad news.

These three 'pillars', have underpinned thinking about sustainable development for more than three decades.