Sentence examples for tools for strengthening from inspiring English sources

The Library of Congress dinners remain one of Rubenstein's most useful tools for strengthening his influence.

Interestingly and flying in the face of much of the Government's efforts, the OECD concludes that policies targeting infrastructure "are not usually the most effective tools for strengthening growth in underdeveloped regions" as, it argues, in such regions infrastructure "does not appear to be the binding constraint".

We conclude that in the absence of a competitive market structure and appropriate regulations, governments can reshape PES programs to function primarily as tools for strengthening state control over natural resources.

Hence, there is a need to apply a range of tools for strengthening causal inference in epigenetic epidemiology (34, 35).

The implementation of the protocol has led the network to design innovative tools for strengthening SDH research capacities, under a successful S-N-S collaboration that included national mapping reports, a global open-access learning platform with tools and resources, ethical guidelines for research, policy recommendations, and academic contributions to the global SDH discourse.

Fiber Reinforced Cementitious Matrix (FRCM) systems have emerged in recent years as an effective tool for strengthening and retrofitting of the existing built heritage.

It may therefore be considered a more focused tool for strengthening the formation of the business network, spontaneously created by firms, thanks to face-to-face interaction, or informal deals or private contracts.

After the era of liberalization and globalization, the desires of developing economies is to ensure safety and performance of the product brought to their markets and for this harmonized regulation is an important tool for strengthening the same.

But ultimately, like online dating, they should just be a tool for strengthening relationships in the real world, not the virtual one.

Standby arrangements are a tool for strengthening emergency response capacity.

However the results represent a self-assessment of CHNs' learning needs which serves as a powerful tool for strengthening nursing undergraduate curricula and professional development.