Sentence examples for both policy and practice from inspiring English sources

Colin Espie, report co-author and professor of sleep medicine at Oxford University, said: "The importance of sleep for individual and societal benefit has been almost completely neglected in both policy and practice.

"The accreditation is a valuable check to see that we continue maintaining the highest professional standards in both policy and practice," John Hill, curator of the Aviation Museum, said.

Over the next year, we will speak to residential care users and their families, residential care staff, members of the public, and a range of experts in both policy and practice, in order to identify the direction in which residential care could and should develop in the future.

The sergeant was speaking of Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal and the circle of counterinsurgents who since last year have been running the Afghan war, and who have, as a matter of both policy and practice, made it much more difficult for troops to use airstrikes and artillery in the fight against the Taliban.

For both policy and practice, it is important to know children's characteristics at school entry level.

The drugs agency said the threats emerging from Europe's drug problem challenged both policy and practice.

There have been some modest changes to both policies and practices since last year.

The focus of both policies and practices has mostly been on enrolment and retention of marginalised groups.

If we are to succeed in the fight against poverty, we must support the expansion of housing both as policy and practice.

Against simple equations between 'more science' and 'less uncertainty,' this paper presents results from interviews and a workshop with practitioners to investigate how scientific research interacts with and informs both wildfire policy and practice.

This paper contributes to our understanding of a University as 'receiver' – and therefore an inbound logistics freight generator – and the role of both purchasing policy and practice, the role of the end user as the driver of a requisitioner and, to some extent, that of the employee as generator of private purchasing delivered to work.