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An archipelago of thousands of interconnected islands, the nation embodies the spirit of cooperation and collaboration that underpins the APEC economies.
Source: https://businessmirror.com.ph/2023/05/23/aboitiz-cebu-to-host-abac-iii-meet-from-july-27-to-30/
And that’s really what underpins our call for a recession in Canada.”
Source: https://globalnews.ca/news/9419356/recession-explainer-canada-economy-layoffs/
“As the higher courts have made clear, it refers to something that is neither of those things and in fact is not a particularly helpful shorthand for the necessity in some cases to examine the factual matrix that underpins a child’s wishes and feelings.”
China unlock, PBOC’s gold stocking underpins XAU/USD run-up.
Denver faces many crises but the lack of affordable housing underpins them all.
How you deal with client disappointment underpins your customers’ experience of your brand, and it all starts by creating a feedback loop with your clients by listening to what they’re telling you and acting on it.
Source: https://thenewspaper.co.za/eat-your-own-lunch-sas-first-b2b-client/
It also didn’t say whether it will use one of its existing architectures, such as the CMF-BEV (aka AmpR Small) platform that underpins the upcoming Renault 5 hatch and Renault 4 crossover.
It included a combination of place-based multi-day leadership sessions to identify challenges, opportunities and what underpins them using the latest RAI data for the region.
“It is particularly significant that this comes during the 75th birthday year for the NHS as it underpins the crucial role that innovation plays in helping us to meet the needs of our patients.”
“It’s embarrassing that an exclusionary mentality still underpins so much of this industry.”
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/04/fashion/plus-size-models-weight.html
It underpins fundamentals including brand and customer loyalty.
More than ever before in its nearly 150 history, data-guzzling technology underpins the fan and player experience at SW19.
“National content development is at the heart of our operations and underpins our commitment to achieving shared prosperity for Uganda and Ugandans because of this great project.
On Wednesday, however, Kevin Greene, the CEO of Tassat, whose technology underpins Signet, told TIME that Signet was operating normally, and predicted that it would continue to do so in the weeks to come despite Signature’s closure.
So, I think that, that's what underpins some of the timing associated with that.
“Sustainable financial viability underpins the vast array of achievements noted in the report, for example, to create a healthy connected community,” he said.
Source: https://geelongindy.com.au/news/26-10-2023/surf-coast-in-sound-financial-position/
The 2010 Act applies in Scotland, England and Wales, setting out different "protected characteristics" including those of sex and gender reassignment, and underpins the rights and protections afforded to these groups.
Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-64302496?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA
The report explores the origins of the “welfare-to-work” ideology that underpins the “mutual” obligations” system and programs such as work-for-the-dole.
Source: https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/antipoverty-centre-report-calls-income-first-approach
"These finalists represent the top businesses in NSW, and their achievements are a testament to the hard work, dedication, and innovation that underpins our vibrant business community," Business NSW CEO Daniel Hunter said in a statement.
The sustained success of the women’s national team and the Women’s Big Bash League that underpins it coincides with the registration of five-year-old to 12-year-old female players crashing through the 20,000 mark for the first time.