In my old job I had a health insurance policy, through which eight sessions of physiotherapy had been approved.
HIA emerged from the 1980s concept of "healthy public policy," through which health was seen as a product of both the physical environment and social behaviours [ 17].
It has no choice but to take fiscal policy as given.The Fed does set monetary policy, through which it can influence real output and employment in the short to medium run.
The Henry finding may stoke questions of whether Commissioner Roger Goodell might need to rethink some aspects of the N.F.L.'s personal-conduct policy, through which he suspended Henry more than once.
"The worst of the policy choices include the nationalisation of farmland, which destroyed its collateral value, and the indigenisation policy, through which government demands the surrender of 51 per cent of the shares in every business owned by a non-indigenous person or company".
He was referring to Madrid's so-called galáctico policy through which the current president, Florentino Pérez, has constantly spent world record sums to buy the players he deems to be the ones to bring "La Décima," the elusive 10th European Cup, to his Bernabéu Stadium.
Through the partnership, I discovered that there existed a discipline--public policy--through which I could actually turn my interests in science and technology and society into formal academic training.
But any global climate deal will work only if the domestic policies through which it is implemented are both efficient and effective.
This was in line with Stalin's wartime policies, through which he rehabilitated the Russian Orthodox Church while identifying himself personally with previous Russian leaders such as the medieval prince Dmitri Donskoy and the tsars Ivan IV (the Terrible) and Peter I (the Great).
2. Facebook and Apple both have instated policies through which they will cover the costs for women to freeze their eggs.
