The phrase "adapting of policy" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate form would be "adapting policy" or "adaptation of policy."
Example: "The adapting of policy is essential to meet the changing needs of the community."
Alternatives: "modification of policy" or "adjustment of policy."
The third insight is the need to adapt implementation of policies to local contexts.
Adapted from "Review of policy and planning indicators in early childhood" (Vargas-Baron and Schipper, 2012).
Adapted from "The Review of policy and planning indicators in early childhood" (Vargas-Baron and Schipper, 2012, and authors, 2012).
Indeed, a Taiwan government poll puts support for speedy reunification at just 1%; only 14% of Taiwanese appear to support "eventual reunification".This summer, a conference of Taiwan "experts" was convened on the mainland to consider the possibilities of adapting a policy towards the island that had remained largely unchanged since 1986—when the KMT was the sole, dictatorial, party.
He suggests a number of policy changes for adapting to a world with less work, and those proposals are worth debating.
We did not assess inter-rater reliability in this study but the definition of policy compliance was adapted from a research study on skin and soft tissue infection in one of the participating hospitals.
More broadly, study findings will contribute to a model of evidence-based decision-making that can be adapted to the broader contextual features of policy environments, helping inform avenues for promoting research utilization for other types of committees developing provincial tools and programs.
If others have adapted his philosophical ideas in the pursuit of policy questions, they themselves are responsible for those policy decisions, not Strauss.
She campaigns separately from her husband, adapting to each occasion and generally steering clear of policy.
