Sentence examples for Potential levers from inspiring English sources
At the same time, Israeli officials are aware that the aid package is one of the Obama administration's biggest potential levers against Egypt's military rulers — and a topic of debate within the White House.
Many studies aim at identifying environmental correlates of walking in order to identify specific potential levers for tackling the medical burden of physical inactivity.
Emerging and expanding UHC schemes provide potential levers to balance competing system objectives.
Emerging and expanding UHC schemes have potential levers to balance competing system objectives.
Moreover, we identified specific local interaction strategies that are potential levers to optimize the capacity of staff to improve resident care and work environments.
The project has three axes: to study the barriers and potential levers in systematic screening; to promote awareness sessions/to encourage underprivileged populations; and to incite GPs to promote cancer detection screening.
If some of Astrid's technology does end up getting used at Yahoo, the acquisition gives Yahoo a potential lever to compete with apps like Mailbox, Evernote and Wunderlist.
The ECJ this morning gave them one potential lever to do so, when it issued its ruling, stating that countries are not allowed to impose laws requiring internet service providers to retain all their customers' data, restricting the practice to specific (single) cases of "serious crime".
Those results demonstrate the extent of the economic impact of non-persistence with oral bisphosphonates and as a corollary, the potential lever of improving this parameter.
Professional development, broadly conceived as a conscious effort to enhance professionals' learning [ 3, 4], is considered a potential lever for action to support these changes [ 5– 7].
Chassin has previously referred to the reputational pathway as a potential lever for greater improvement gains, although his findings specifically reference the impact of audit and feedback on the reputation of those organisations publicly named as outliers with poor performance.
