Sentence examples for under three themes from inspiring English sources

The Whitehall propaganda unit is collecting material to target these vulnerabilities under three themes.

Nine attributes of perceived neighborhood environment for PA were identified under three themes: daily living (everyday life activities, mobility, social opportunities, diverse destinations); the multidimensionality of accessibility (physical, economic, psychosocial), and attractiveness and pleasantness (maintenance, aesthetics).

Seven hypotheses for future research are highlighted under three themes: (1) design and optimization of biochar water treatment; (2) ecotoxicology and human health risks associated with contaminant transfer along the biochar-soil-food-human pathway, and (3) life cycle analyses of carbon and energy footprints of biochar water treatment systems.

At Pace Gallery, Edwards has expanded on her written argument in mounting an exhibition organized under three themes—"Into the Black," "To Come Thickly," and "Showing up to Withhold"—and takes its name from her assessment of recent art history.

The qualitative findings are organised under three themes.

Findings are reported under three themes: access, adherence and risk management and impact on nurses.

The attitude statements were grouped under four themes according to a factor analysis.

She says their responses, presented as individual essays, can be categorized under four themes: Gain perspective.

The work is gathered under five themes related to the voyeurism of the lens: street photography, sexually explicit images, celebrity stalking, shots of death and violence, and surveillance.

The book is based on the 2015 project, entitled 'Changing Ireland, Changing Law, ' which involved a series of seminars under four themes exploring the relationship between legal action and social change.

The report features case studies grouped under five themes that emerged from the research we did alongside the Institute for Government. 1. Working differently Many public bodies are entirely rethinking how they operate.