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Recognizing the effectiveness of this approach in providing competent and motivated staff, a proposal was made to leverage the curriculum by adding a laboratory component (known as the Laboratory Track).

Several efforts are already being made to leverage the power of the blockchain in improving the management of the supply chain.

VP of Product Chris Cox has led Facebook's social design movement, where 1st and 3rd party products are made to leverage Facebook's data and community from the start, rather than bolting them on.

Remaining challenges In the next stage of the programme, linkages to other social services, such as health and social workers, will be made to leverage the cash transfer and help ensure children are accessing these services.

Due to the way CLAWS is built, it is perfectly suited for implementing innovative solutions requiring changes to be made to more than one layer, leveraging also on tools commonly known to the PHY or networking communities (SDR and Contiki OS).

Plans to expand the bailout fund, and allow it more freedom, were agreed to in July, and a decision was made in October to leverage its power to around 1 trillion euros.

Unification of the different databases was made possible by leveraging the greater dynamic range of the color ratio pyrometry soot diagnostic.

This transformation was made possible by leveraging the journalistic requirement for balanced reporting.

She noted that UNICEF was making increasing efforts to leverage its reach with multilateral partners with the aim of mobilizing support for child rights, achieving greater coherence in policy and exchanging information and technical expertise.

Whatever path you choose there are quick productivity gains to be made by leveraging existing innovation.

There is also a case to be made for leveraging models of adaptive complexity from other social science areas, as well as those from physics and the biological sciences.