In the discussion on measures which could be taken, the topics of authorisation, reduction/optimisation of PPP use, advisory and awareness-raising activities and habitat improvement were at the forefront.
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the government chose to make its own planning models rather than use advisory committees.
One approach is to use advisory structures that function in a "virtual" environment, through electronic document review and videoconferencing [ 18, 20].
On 26 August 2004 the ODH and the OCHD advised island residents with private well water to boil their drinking water or use bottled water, and the Ohio EPA began ordering water-use advisories for public water systems with an indication of contamination.
Researchers in developed countries typically know how much methylmercury is in fish, which they use to set consumption advisories.
Five ecosystem attributes (water clarity algae blooms, public beach closures, land use change, fish consumption advisories and the spread of water chestnut, an invasive plant) were varied across three levels and arrayed into paired comparisons following an orthogonal fractional factorial design.
The company's do-not-use advisory now also includes Cabell County.
First, most shareholders are using advisory votes on pay as a opportunity to express dissatisfaction with boards that don't deliver the goods for shareholders.
HRBP used advisory committees at the central level which are meant to strengthen communication links; but they need to be formally acknowledged to become effective in policy processes.
Noting its use of advisory committees of outside academics, Mrs Gates describes the foundation as a convener, concentrating on finding the best people and projects.A particular feature of this approach is the foundation's prolific use of partnerships, something that is unfortunately done rarely if at all by other foundations, says Greg Dees of Duke University.
