Sentence examples for developments in policy from inspiring English sources
"The expansion has been the result of a complementary set of developments in policy and in the private sector," the report said.
Recent developments in policy concerned with raising achievement in schools have given rise to work-based learning as a mechanism for dealing with disaffection.
The availability, consistency, and quality of renal data in electronic health records has changed over time with developments in policy, practice incentives, clinical knowledge, and associated guideline changes.
However, recent developments in policy are pointing towards more stringent metering requirements in future, moving away from voluntary to mandatory compliance.
Following the election of a new Australian Government in November 2007, early childhood provision is undergoing a major transformation, with developments in policy and funding designed to improve the quality, access and equity of early childhood services detailed under the general rubric the National Quality Framework (Productivity Agenda Working Group, 2008).
As the RePHS project moves forward, further developments in policy documents, program implementation and impacts will be assessed against this baseline analysis.
And to realize the rights of children this means that you also have to be involved in development, because you cannot achieve the Millennium Development Goals if you are not also involved in development, in policies.
More and more countries, for example, are adopting sector-wide approaches to education development, with UNICEF participating along with other key development partners in policy and planning processes.
Understands developments in foreign policy and domestic politics between the Nixon and Clinton presidencies.
This has been one of the most disappointing and damaging developments in social policy under this government.
As entrepreneurs and business leaders, we are concerned about new developments in immigration policy that threaten the future of young undocumented immigrants brought to America as children.
