Sentence examples for achieved and policy from inspiring English sources

And there are ways in which it may be a more fundamentally dishonest one, because it perpetually promises harmonies that can't be achieved and policy shifts that won't actually be delivered.

By working in partnership with commissioners, empowering clinical leaders to shape change and spread adoption with peers, progress can be achieved and policy influenced.

Further examination of the potential barriers and opportunities for these options will determine if broader consensus, involving a wider range of stakeholders, can be achieved and policy change promoted.

The narrowest of the book's objectives - a review of the aerial spraying of DDT over American towns, farmland and forests - was achieved, and government policy on pesticides was significantly altered.

If this can be achieved and more policies and products be aligned so that we get the number of permits in circulation down, then this new scheme will be an efficient way to harness green consumer power.

But there are also examples of junior coalition partners who have profited from coalition in terms of both policies achieved and increased vote share.

The effort in guiding the health research policy has achieved and legitimated an unprecedented developmental spurt to support strategic health research.

Such an approach intentionally contrasts with much patient safety research which assumes that safety is achieved and improved through top-down policy directives.

Community organizing is an underexamined, grassroots health promotion approach that empowers and mobilizes community residents to advocate for, and achieve, environmental and policy changes to rectify these structural inequities.

Then there is the fear that such commentary might be used as weaponry for conservatives in ways that both blacks and whites, conservatives and liberals, have historically used black deviance to achieve ideological and policy goals.

The chief investigators from 50 funded intervention research studies were interviewed to determine if their study had achieved policy and practice impacts, how and why these impacts had (or had not) occurred and the approach to dissemination they had employed.