Sentence examples for concerned with policy from inspiring English sources
How is it that Mr. Bush, a man depicted during the campaign as an affable deal maker not too concerned with policy, has emerged in the coverage as a sincere conservative willing to stake out a controversial agenda because he is so committed ideologically?
The need for such a journal is reflected by a very high rejection rate of articles from European Radiology, particularly pictorial reviews and those concerned with policy, as well as guidelines and lengthy recommendations from the European subspecialty groups.
Tara Raghuveer '14, Undergraduate Council president, says that students are concerned with policy.
The 'policies' stream is concerned with policy formulation.
The preparation and planning for NHI in Uganda was overly concerned with policy content, and very little thought was given to stakeholder engagement.
However, to integrate P4 medicine into healthcare systems, we must also include physicians and other healthcare workers, other members of the healthcare system (payers, providers), those concerned with policy and implementation of healthcare, and those involved with education of students and the general public.
The civic integration literature has mainly been concerned with policies that serve as gatekeepers for obtaining citizenship and permanent and long-term residence permits.
The first is addressed to broad national policy, whereas the Economic Report is concerned with economic policy alone.
It was particularly concerned with foreign policy, war, and matters of commerce.
She is the chairwoman of Third Millennium, a nonprofit organization concerned with public policy issues facing younger generations, in New York.
