Sentences with phrase «background paper»

The ethical issues identified were explored in a series of background papers that provided detailed ethical analyses and policy options, and a panel of experts using a systematic process developed a consensus statement.

Have students choose a pop icon and colored background papers of the same size.

One review had no complaints about the content of the paper, but suggested delaying the publication until the long background paper, describing our methods in detail, was actually published.

There's a long list of interesting background papers * and a packed agenda, from the opening discussion to closing sessions including one on climate change and children.

Background paper for the Presidential Address to the American Economic Association.

One of several background papers prepared for the CBA in the first phase of Futures looked at 14 cases where providers found creative ways of dealing with pressures to change with the times — forging their own paths, and quite successfully too.

We have also selected contract researchers to prepare background papers in particular areas for us and may retain others as we proceed.

I found patterned background papers in Artforum magazines — actually reproductions of abstract paintings, and they were large enough to fit under the collage figure.

Earlier this year, in preparation for a pre-Copenhagen NGO policy summit, we prepared a framing and background paper called Principle - based Annex 1 Differentiation in the Copenhagen Accord.

Williams, T. Climate Change Negotiations: The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Context Background Paper No. 2014 -03-E (Library of Parliament, Ottawa, Canada, 2015).

24 April 2014 CLICK HERE for background papers Here are the IBFANBFLG comments on EFSA IBFAN and the Baby feeding law Group have submitted comments to EFSA's public consultation on its draft Scientific Opinion on the essential composition of infant and...

According to a Law Commission background paper, you're precarious if you meet any three of four markers: no union, no pension, you work at a small firm (or for yourself) and / or earn a wage less than 1.5 times the minimum.

Many background papers, thoughtful deliberations, and meetings followed.

Background Paper Talking Points for Policy Makers and Community Members Palm Card Talking Points for Educators

Tags: Amazon, Apple, ebook subscription services, IFLA 2014 eLending Background Paper, Oyster, Pandora, safari, Scribd, Spotify

Hinged by aluminum pins, gray background paper engrosses the gallery's walls of varying sizes to create fuzzy obtrusions to the otherwise uniform hanging space.

Heather Rasmussen reconstructs scenes of shipping container accidents from pieces of brightly colored paper on seamless background paper.

The exhibition takes the form of a single installation with Gaylen Gerber's Backdrop, a folded background paper that occupies the rear walls of the gallery and literally and figuratively acts as the support -LSB-...]

Read a GCM background paper (like Schmidt et al 2006 for instance) to see what is tuned and what isn't.

The head of this project, Lauren Bates, our Staff Lawyer, is engaged in an extensive consultation for this project and Roxanne Mykitiuk, our Osgoode Hall Law School LCO Scholar in Residence, is preparing a significant background paper we expect to release early in the fall.

The Parliamentary Information and Research Service of the Library of Parliament has released a series of brief background papers on the Canada — European Union trade negotiations that began last year and that are aimed at achieving a «Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement» (CETA).

Richmond and Wiseman also prepared an extensive background paper, submitted on behalf of Local 183, on lessons to be learned from the OLRB's historical approach to trade and jurisdictional issues.

But what's possibly the most interesting is the new Line & Grids section for background paper styles.

6 Cover the backside of the silhouette with glue and affix it onto the white background paper.

* Background paper prepared for the Task Force on Governance and Cultural Change in the RCMP by: Gilles Paquet

Step 1) Choose a patterned background paper and tear it up into small pieces (around 3 cm to 5 cm).

[142] J Joudo and J Curnow, Deaths in Custody in Australia: National deaths in Custody program annual report 2006, Australian Institute of Criminology, Technical and Background paper no. 85 (2006) p xiii.

Whether by accident or design, the royal commission's background paper, titled Some Features of The Australian Banking Industry, echoed themes raised in a draft report released days earlier by the Productivity Commission, which noted that the last time Australia's financial system was fiercely competitive was in the early 2000s.

The background papers that informed this consultation are published in the Special Supplement of the Food and Nutrition Bulletin 2003; 24 (1) and provide an update to the WHO / UNICEF publication Complementary feeding of young children in developing countries: a review of current scientific knowledge, 1998, WHO / NUT / 98.1.

Travel restrictions and the Right to Science The project will result in a background paper on the impacts of travel restrictions on scientists worldwide.

Kothari says that more than 50,000 people around the country were involved in the report, which includes both action plans and background papers.

So the teacher spent some of his summer break sitting in the garden and writing a background paper for his year 11 science pupils on how not to design a scientific experiment.

In fact, «trans fats are worse for cholesterol levels than saturated fats,» according to a background paper from the Harvard School of Public Health.