Sentence examples for development policy makers from inspiring English sources

However, if it were shown that children's teleological intuitions can be effectively challenged at some particular age in their conceptual development, policy makers and curriculum developers should reconsider how evolution is currently taught in schools.

Optimal RWH system areas presented a general picture for urban development policy makers in China.

But now AidData has released 'Listening to Leaders: which development partners do they prefer and why?', based on an online survey of 6,750 development policy makers and practitioners in 126 low and middle-income countries.

In a related development, policy makers at the American Medical Association, which represents many of the nation's doctors, are expected to vote as early as today on a proposal that would urge the government to create a public registry of clinical trials and their results, a spokesman for the A.M.A. said.

Here are some lessons that I have learned in encouraging dialogue between security and development policy makers and practitioners around the world, in my role as Executive Director of the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF).

In order to better understand and continue to improve early child health and development, policy makers should consider the following: Establish mechanisms to systematically collect, analyze, and respond to early child health and development indicators.

The course is designed for PhD students, scholars, practitioners (e.g., law, public health, human rights or development), policy-makers and advanced master's students.

To be successful in supporting domestic pharmaceutical drug development, policy-makers should consider benefit-sharing agreements as a model for sourcing new medicines, by bringing together conventional scientists with traditional medical healers in a fair and equitable manner.

It aims to promote discussion among experts, development practitioners, policy makers and development partners on the specific challenges and potentials of sustainable management of island mountain ecosystem services, when compared to their continental counterparts.

It has long been recognized that rapid population growth can hold back socioeconomic development, but policy makers remain divided on the weight to be given to family planning programs.

The low rate of increase in consumer prices is a welcome development for policy makers in Beijing, who are highly sensitive to any rises in food prices, as these still make up a large share of household spending.