National lists of threatened species, threatened communities, threatening processes and the recovery plans that are supposed to underpin action are out of date and inconsistent.
A call for stronger scientific underpinning of actions towards disaster risk reduction and resilience building has been articulated by many member states and stakeholders in numerous consultations.
A department with a closed mind stops questioning the assumptions that underpin its actions and a narrow group of priorities increasingly monopolise the time and resources of a government's educational leadership.
This was the unspoken argument underpinning the actions of those in the government who would censor Chytilová.
On the Fed, Ishaq Siddiqi at ETX Capital said: Expectations of tapering continue to underpin price-action but most market participants believe the Fed will wait until early next year before starting the process as the US economy needs to shower greater momentum.
And Bret Stephens was the editor-in-chief of the Jerusalem Post when, in 2003, it named one of the Iraq War's chief architects, Paul Wolfowitz, its "man of the year," trumpeting his role as "principal author" of the doctrine of preëmptive war that would "underpin U.S. action against other rogue states".
do we understand educational technology as an issue independent of the pedagogical assumptions that underpin educational action?
Consequently, it is the stockholders who are involved with philanthropical decisions as it is their money that underpins all actions ensuing from them.
Yet the harshness of such scenes is tempered by a lyrical beauty elsewhere that is enhanced further by the stirring Negro spirituals used to underpin the action.
European Commissioner for Health and Consumer Policy, John Dalli, said: "In order to reverse the growing trend in obesity and other health problems in the EU we need reliable and up-to-date data to underpin the action we take as policymakers.
Infrastructure committee convener and SNP MSP Maureen Watt said: "Underpinning all actions in relation to the future of Scotland's railway service must be the passenger - who cares little about how the franchise is run, as long as it delivers value for money, punctuality, frequent services and most importantly, a seat".
