Sentence examples for create a common policy from inspiring English sources
In its announcement today, Cisco Head of Corporate Business Development Hilton Romanski said that it will be combining the startup's realtime behavioral analytics with its own cloud-based global threat intelligence system to create a "common policy engine that controls distributed network enforcement in an intelligent network".
For much of the year, the efforts to reconnect with citizens focused on the urgent need to create a common energy policy that would ensure greater security of supply within the EU and reduce the union's dependency on Russia.
And the British, after heavy lobbying by the big oil companies, are belatedly trying to insist on changes to proposals to create a common EU energy policy.
But for many participants in the process, including Giuliano Amato, a former Italian prime minister and a constitutional law expert who is one of two vice presidents of the convention, the proposed constitution is lacking because it fails to create a common foreign and security policy.
Key indicators of quasi-federal integration that is, using functional methods to advance federalist objectives may be detected in the 2002 adoption of the euro as the euro zone's single currency and subsequent attempts to create a common foreign and defense policy.
A third explanation may be the weak capacity of the clinical researcher community and the medical faculties to create a common pressure on the policy makers and institutions to overcome the fragmentation linked to the competition within the researcher community for scarce research resources.
My colleagues and I at the World Resources Institute worked with the United Nations and several esteemed partners on a Caring for Climate report to answer these questions and create a common standard for engaging responsibly in climate policy debates.
Such research will assist in the pursuit of developing policies and tools that can create a common approach to the problem list.
Such policies, they claimed, were divisive, failing to create a common set of values or sense of nationhood.
Descriptions of functional categories in the ICF create a common language that can be applied by professionals from various disciplines to facilitate effective communication in the context of the assessment and treatment of conditions and health care policy issues.
