Sentence examples for consequences of policy changes from inspiring English sources

The NHS and other parts of the public sector should employ some social anthropologists, experts in cultural decoding, in order to tease out the likely unintended consequences of policy changes to customary behaviour before they are implemented.

While it is still too early to determine the full effect of these policy changes on the Dutch disability beneficiary population, Van Sonsbeek and Gradus (2011) provides the first micro-simulation of the consequences of the post-2002 rofnd of policy changes discussed above.

An investigation of policy changes and consequences clearly demonstrates the transformation of the Chinese renewable market.

First, we will address the recent history of United States land management and subsequently discuss the potential rewards and consequences of possible policy changes.

We discuss the economic significance and strategic implications of our empirical findings on legal surprises, attention, case resolution mode and timing, and the unintended consequences of IPR policy changes.

An analysis of health financing policy in South Africa and Zambia demonstrates, meanwhile, the undesirable consequences of rapid policy changes underpinned by political drivers, as they may fail to carry forward through policy formulation and implementation [ 39].

One of the consequences of this policy change was the reduction of farmers' risk of losing land rights in future periods due to migration.

We undertake a rigorous assessment of the economic consequences of this policy change for the whole system, in terms of its impact on final electricity prices.

Police Chief Michael Biasotti recently released a major survey of senior law enforcement officers that found police and sheriffs are being overwhelmed "dealing with the unintended consequences of a policy change that in effect removed the daily care of our nation's severely mentally ill population from the medical community and placed it with the criminal justice system".

We further show that profiles converge to the same risks as systematic threat path enumeration, that changes in risk are efficiently propagated throughout a distributed system, and that the distributed computation provides a criterion for when the security consequences of a policy change are local to a component, or will propagate into the wider system.

Canada is planning for another possible wave of migrants as a consequence of the policy change.