Sentence examples for circulation of policy from inspiring English sources

The endemic caution, overstaffing and endless circulation of policy papers among dozens of bureaucrats mean that presidents and secretaries of state often lack the guidance they need.

Authors show that the top-down circulation of policy narratives on biotechnology is challenged, complemented and even partly undermined by local bottom-up dynamics.

Such developments include improvements in surgical technique, CPB technology and circuits, the management of cardioplegic circulation, transfusions policy, hemodynamic and coagulation monitoring, post-cardiac surgery care (including mechanical circulatory support and fluid therapy).

The company engages in the implementation of monetary policies and circulation of banknotes.

In South Korea the principle has guided the evolution of the resource circulation policy even before its official introduction through a revision of the recycling law in 2002.

The epidemiology of influenza is however constantly changing under the effect of various driving forces [ 28, 29]: this makes it critical that influenza surveillance systems are in place and collect reliable and timely data on the circulation of influenza viruses, to allow health policy-makers and planners to optimize the strategies for prevention and control of influenza.

Since the introduction of the euro in 2002, the Bank of Italy has been responsible for the production and circulation of euro notes in accordance with EU policy.

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The AAA says anthropologists are "obliged to help improve US government policies through the widest possible circulation of anthropological understanding in the public sphere".

The resistance to antibiotics reflects on the policy of antimicrobial usage and the circulation of drug resistant clones in different countries.

Waste and recycling sites, indoor use of PBDE-containing products, and global circulation of PBDE toward the northern hemisphere from countries without policy, all contribute to the long term persistence of PBDE in Europe and North America.