Sentence examples for communication of policy from inspiring English sources

The communication of policy could have been better, but the MPC has not frightened the markets.

So what is striking, as the election looms, is the sheer scale of Miliband's repositioning of Labour, both in respect of fundamental policy and the communication of policy - and it is also striking that this has not led to the scale of meltdown in Labour's popularity that New Labour's vanguard would have predicted.

These include the needs for relevant technical capacity, effective design of proposals and clear communication of policy changes.

When compounded by delayed communication of policy changes from the provincial level, this may mean the DHEs lacked direction on what duties to perform, by whom, when and how often resulting in poor performance and failure to achieve DHE targets.

"The AIDS policy and the communication of that policy was simply an unmitigated public relations disaster," said Chris Landsberg, a political analyst and lecturer in international relations at the University of the Witwatersrand here.

The challenges of risk communication and of policy making remain.

The four key components of EXBELT are: 1. Implementation of institutional policy change that prohibits belt restraint use including communication of the policy change to: a. nursing home staff; b. residents' relatives.

Deputy governor Charlie Bean, may in the handover period provide a degree of stability (he will stay on for an extra year after his original term ends on June 2013), and we suspect he may take a stronger role in the communication of Bank policy along with chief economist, Spencer Dale, whilst Carney finds his feet.

However, whether effective communication of this policy to health providers and pharmacies has been successful is an open question.

Others blamed non-adherence on a lack of clarity in the communication of the policy: "…no formal communication was done by the Ministry, it was just announced over the radio that we waive the under-fives and such kind of thing.

Numerous challenges impacting on the uptake of EID were irregular /slow communication of new policy updates to relevant managers and health care workers, lack of refresher/onsite trainings, staff shortages, dried blood spot (DBS) kit supply interruption and poor DBS kit stock control [ 31].