Sentence examples for availability of policies from inspiring English sources

Correction: November 9, 2003, Sunday An article on Oct. 12 about problems in insuring companies against electronic sabotage misstated the availability of policies that cover damage from computer viruses.

Lawyers for the government will contend that, because of the cost-shifting nature of health insurance, people who do not obtain coverage inevitably affect the pricing and availability of policies for everyone else.

A report by the White House Council of Economic Advisers says the expansion of coverage would increase societal well-being by an amount worth $100 billion per year, while the availability of policies through the exchanges would allow workers to switch jobs without losing coverage.

Despite availability of policies, guidelines, and community representative organs, actual implementation of decentralization strategies is poorly achieved.

The availability of policies and/or protocols that require consumer involvement was reported by 43% (n = 51) of research organisations, who commonly reported Ethics Committee Terms of Reference, compared with 29% (n = 17) of research funders.

Second, through limiting the availability of policy instruments available to governments (substantive constriction) including those pertaining to advertising restrictions, mandatory product labelling and product content disclosures.

Relevant government websites varied in functionality and in the availability of policy documents.

Commonly reported facilitators to evidence- informed policies in the region include availability of policy relevant health research (15%), easy access to information (11%), availability of research funding (9%), support of NGOs and international organizations (9%).

Additionally, policy makers require policy-useable evidence to be quickly and readily available and often criticise the substantial time-lag between the conduct of academic research and availability of policy-useable evidence.

A prospective point prevalence survey was conducted in adult ICUs across European countries to examine: physical and chemical restraint use during the weekend and weekdays, reasons for physical restraint use, timing of restraint use, type of restraint used and availability of restraint policies.

The availability of different policies for the whole subway line is shown as Table 4.