Sentence examples for changes to population policy from inspiring English sources
But the planned changes to population policy and punishment, two areas where overhauls have been debated, and delayed, for years, gave the decision significance beyond the economy.
In short, rapidly-ageing Hong Kong will inevitably bear an increasing LTC burden, unless there is a dramatic change in its population policy vis-à-vis substantially increased immigration of mainland Chinese or mass emigration of retirees.
Most of the changes had nothing to do with population policy: they were carried out to make labour markets efficient or advance sexual equality.
In Texas investments in drug treatment for non-violent offenders and changes to parole policies reduced the prison population by more than 5,000 in 2012.
Investments in drug treatment for nonviolent offenders and changes to parole policies in Texas reduced the prison population by more than 5,000 inmates last year.
In the studies on leadership and governance, it is difficult to directly link policy changes to observed population-level outcomes, or to control results for environmental confounders.
Through storytelling, we can advocate for policy change to improve population health, secure grant money for our research and organizations, and tell the stories of our communities we serve.
"Top-ranking officials and the U.N. don't think that they have to abide by the law," she said, "and it's unrealistic to think such people will pursue expensive policy changes to safeguard local populations". She stressed that if an organization is free from legal liability, it lacks any incentive to change.
Recently Target Corp. announced a change to their restroom policy to accommodate the transgender population (.3% of the U.S. population identify as transgender).
