local decision makers

Local decision makers also may be more familiar with the local economies and market conditions.

What matters most is the local decision makers.

CMI is networking for peace, supporting local decision makers in building stability and encouraging conflict parties to a dialogue.

Therefore, action should be taken to disseminate good practice and raise awareness among local decision makers of the benefits that ICTs have to offer.

At national level, personally I am working towards simplifying French procedures, in close cooperation with elected representatives and national and local decision makers.

Problematically, many city governments do not take action upon climate change as they see it as a 'global issue,' whereby local decision makers should not be concerned.

In short, home rule and local determination are the beliefs that local decisions are best made by local decision makers and not by officials at some other level of government.

Vermont has been harming its own rivers and landscape by burying these materials in environmentally obsolete landfills for decades, and it is local decision makers who have decided to burn them.

In order to help state and local decision makers improve their schools, the Department shares the latest research findings and information on education with parents, teachers, school board members, policy makers, and the general public.

Acting as a hub for high quality, national comparative data for secondary uses, The HSCIC delivers information for local decision makers to improve the quality and efficiency of frontline care.

Local decision makers throughout England have voted for hearing services to lead the implementation of 'any qualified provider' (AQP) policy in the health service, with more than half of primary care trust clusters selecting adult hearing services.

The Western legal systems were usually applied to westerners while the local dispute resolution systems were integrated into the Western system in a variety of ways including incorporation of local decision makers into the government in some way.

A comparative rating from the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy determined that the Boston "Silver Line" was best classified as "Not BRT" after local decision makers gradually decided to do away with most BRT-specific features.

The stated purpose of Mr. Blair's first term was to cede power to local decision makers, as shown in the "devolution" project that created legislatures in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland and the first elected mayor of London.

The FDP members voted against, because a radical devolution of fisheries policy such as proposed in the motion with the transfer of powers and responsibility to Member States and to local decision makers cannot be reconciled with the European common fisheries policy.

CDC may also join the Food and Drug Administration, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to form an Advisory Team for Environment, Food, and Health to assist state and local decision makers.

Rooftops to Rivers: Green Strategies for Controlling Stormwater and Combined Sewer Overflows National Resources Defense Council policy report that describes ways local decision makers can implement green techniques to reduce the amount of polluted runoff entering local waterways.

As a member of the Committee on Regional Development (REGI), I would like to stress that we must encourage Member States to disseminate good practice and raise awareness among local decision makers of the benefits that ICTs have to offer.

It was becoming clear that local decision makers (i.e. PCTs and GPs) had failed to understand the 0844 revenue share mechanism as well as the price regulations that apply uniquely to BT and make their call rates atypical when compared to other providers.