Sentence examples for an evidence-based view from inspiring English sources

This is because the programmes and projects are developed on the basis of the funding, rather than an evidence-based view of what SMEs need.

A new clause in the agreements said that schools "shall not make provision in the context of any subject for the teaching, as an evidence-based view or theory, of any view or theory that is contrary to established scientific and/or historical evidence and explanations".

Its aim was to take a rational, evidence-based view of intellectual property and ways to safeguard it.

The cowardice shown by our national leaders, the news media and even many science museums is appalling to people who see mankind's hope in a reasoned and evidence-based view of the world.

Andrew Copson, the chief executive of the British Humanist Association, said: "It is vital that every young person receives a broad and balanced education, including teaching evolution as the only evidence-based view of how life came to be".

In the other blue corner stands the far more thoughtful and evidence-based view of universities minister David Willetts, who understands that access policies need to be wider and more sophisticated.

This approach has two orientations; one from the philosophical inquiry into how things should be (normative theory), the other from the evidence-based view (descriptive theory).

Adequate planning of public health initiatives and allocation of economic as well as human resources are necessary in order to provide citizens with an evidence-based, unbiased view of benefits and risks of drug treatments, and to favour their appropriate use.

Greening will seek evidence-based views on whether there is a need for more airport capacity in London and the south-east.

Osborne asks for improvement in public relations by, for example, building on an "existing network of neutral academic experts available to provide credible evidence-based views".

The regulations allow local authorities to cut off funds to any provider that "promotes, as evidence-based, views and theories which are contrary to established scientific or historical evidence and explanations", such as creationism.