Sentence examples for agencies policy from inspiring English sources
The bill does not threaten agencies' policy independence, only their "independence" to cut analytical corners.
The actors having such knowledge include government agencies, policy makers, local authorities, and non-government organizations (NGOs), mostly engaged in projects with short-term impacts.
The process of scenario development is one of negotiation between relevant stakeholders funding agencies, policy communities, scientists, social actors and decision-makers in a variety of sectors.
He adds that better coordination between regulatory agencies, policy makers, and device manufacturers will help prevent the use of frequencies that overpower airliner systems.
Patients, physicians, other providers, and payers are in a better position to guide the redesign of the health care delivery system than government agencies, policy organizations, or elected officials, no matter how well intended.
This long overdue prosecution exposes the striking, continuous, and deliberate refusal by the accountability departments within the agencies, policy makers, the media, and the courts, to focus their attention on what occurs inside Chicago Police interrogation rooms.
That could change once responsibility for the credit bureaus shifts to the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which will be able to write rules and examine the credit agencies' policies.
While agencies' policies are generally clear, retaliation often comes from lower-level supervisors who bear the brunt of rearranging schedules or hiring temporary replacements.
Unfortunately, no institutional or funding agencies' policies can change this perception.
IMS Health is an established data source used extensively by pharmaceutical companies, government agencies, policy-makers and researchers (Richards, 2004, 2010; The Information Centre for Health and Social Care, 2012).
Although data sharing is commonplace in some scientific disciplines and is a requirement of a number of major research funding agencies' policies, this culture has not yet been widely adopted by the clinical research community.
