Sentence examples for Comprehensive policy making from inspiring English sources

This costs £96.50 for a 28-day, fully comprehensive policy, making it a useful, low-cost way to get cover.

The aims of this review are to (i) provide an overview of results from all model-based economic evaluations of cervical screening, in order to inform comprehensive policy making on secondary prevention of cervical cancer, and (ii) identify trends and gaps in these models in order to inform future work.

At the same time, these skimpy plans would draw the youngest and healthy customers away from the comprehensive policies, making it ever more difficult for insurers to sustain those plans financially.

In 2008, Brown enacted a comprehensive familial DNA policy — making California the first state in the country to do so.

Although it's just one study, and fairly rough, it's consistent with studies that found the Republican tax credit scheme would force older and poorer consumers to get far less assistance from the federal government ― which would mean either they'd have to pay a lot more to get a comprehensive policy, or make do with one that covered a lot less.

Several years ago, Mr. Toper said, Ossining considered closing the high school campus, and one student was motivated to write a comprehensive analysis of the policy, making an impassioned presentation in behalf of maintaining the status quo.

The inconvenient reality is that this pipeline needs to be built to help assure our own energy security until we take authority over our own future, establishing a responsible comprehensive policy that makes massive oil imports less of a priority.

Situatedness of policy making.

In 1977 the Carter administration developed a comprehensive policy framework that made human rights the central component of the American foreign policy (Schmitz and Walker 2004).

6 Nonetheless, a comprehensive policy did not immediately make itself evident in the first declarations of the self-avowed "passionate lover of filmic art". 7 Being in power did not mean controlling culture; swift legislation could not ensure overnight legitimation; any campaign of coordination (Gleichschaltung) would demand different strategies on different fronts.

"They have a responsibility to adopt clear, comprehensive policies that get children out of dangerous work on tobacco farms, and make sure the farms follow the rules".