Sentence examples similar to three pillar system from inspiring English sources

That treaty strengthened the Council, with the addition of more intergovernmental elements in the three pillars system.

In particular, it changed the legal structure of the European Union, merging the EU three pillars system into a single legal entity provisioned with a legal personality, created a permanent President of the European Council, the first of which was Herman Van Rompuy, and strengthened the High Representative, Catherine Ashton.

I think this will be one pillar of what will probably be a two pillar system.

When overburden stiffness is also brought into pillar system stability considerations, two issues emerge.

The country's banking system will remain hopelessly fragmented, thanks to the country's "three pillar" structure of private, public and co-operative banks.

However, savings is only one pillar of Plum's three pillar strategy.

With respect to maternal heath they focused on the three pillar solution but no pillar was prioritized.

In 1994, the Bank described its approach as having three pillars: a public unfunded system; privately managed mandatory saving accounts; and voluntary retirement saving.

However, sustainable design requires reconciliation between economic, environmental and social impacts; the three pillars of a sustainable system, and selection of façade only based on environmental impacts may not always provide a sustainable solution.

Here's how one author put it in a statement released today: "As the global population increases towards nine billion people sustainable development should be seen as an economy serving society within Earth's life support system, not as three pillars," says co-author Dr. Priya Shyamsundar from the South Asian Network for Development and Environmental Economics, Nepal.

In the case of health systems research, this factor is "system readiness" as indicated by the six pillars of health systems strength and various correlated indicators of system inputs.