Metering Metering of water supply is usually motivated by one or several of four objectives First, it provides an incentive to conserve water which protects water resources (environmental objective).

Civilization (singular) is, on the contrary, an evaluative moral category the opposite of barbarism.

Civilization (singular) is, on the contrary, an evaluative moral category the opposite of barbarism.

Metering is considered good practice in water supply and is widespread in developed countries, except for the United Kingdom.

A strong central function also assures common methodological standards, evaluative tools and professional guidance (see annex, action items 5 8).

UNICEF is also working closely with the UNEG to ensure that regional and country office staff are equipped to support national evaluative efforts.

And the conclusion was it was tasks that included social evaluative threat threats to self esteem or social status in which others can negatively judge your performance.

Pay as you throw (PAYT)(also called trash metering, unit pricing, variable rate pricing, or user pay) is a usage pricing model for disposing of municipal solid waste.

The Roundtable submitted its final report in December 2003. Closing New Brunswick's Wage Gap An Economic Imperative recommended that Government develop a five year action plan of voluntary actions and an evaluative framework to measure change over time.

It might be possible to provide metering for individual items of manufacturing equipment (e.g. an induction furnace) to detect frequency and duration of use or to monitor the purchasing of certain chemicals common to production and finishing operations, such as chlorinated volatile organic compounds.

One example is the lack of a response from Abbott Laboratories concerning Cuba's request for acquisition of the metering equipment for the immunosuppressant Tracolimus (FK506), which is produced solely by this United States laboratory, and which is essential for monitoring blood levels, variations in which can cause complications from infections and secondary tumours.