Sentence examples for dignity policy from inspiring English sources

"The government has launched the 'migration with dignity' policy to allow people to apply for jobs on offer in neighbouring countries such as New Zealand.

But proposals for a facility to deal with people displaced by climate change, required because they do not fall under the UN refugee convention, have been dropped, to the dismay of Kiribati, which has purchased land in Fiji and has a "migration with dignity" policy, and the Marshall Islands, where residents of the famous Bikini atoll are currently looking to relocate to the US.

These were then grouped into 7 key domains: clinical skills; management skills; communication & teamwork; patient experience & dignity; policy; academic skills; and personal satisfaction & interest.

These benefits to individuals were assigned to seven domains, six of which were skills-based: clinical skills, management skills, communication and teamwork, patient experience and dignity, policy, academic skills, and the last of which related to personal satisfaction and interest, as shown below in Table  3.

[ 54] In addition, the use of human dignity allows policy makers to avoid the appearance that they are seeking to regulate morality.

Despite critiques from Macklin and other philosophers, there has been considerable activity regarding the development of dignity declarations, policy, scholarship and research.

Interestingly we know from our clinical experience that child safeguarding and dignity of care policies in many health organisations in the UK frequently require male nurses to work with a chaperone when performing intimate care on children.

If Mr. Bush picked Mr. Cheney, he would win plaudits from Republicans who think Mr. Cheney would bring dignity, weight and foreign policy skills to the ticket.

Everything else — a sane health-care policy, the dignity of the transgender people who have volunteered to serve their country, a rational environmental policy, a foreign policy that serves basic democratic values, rule of law — is of tertiary interest.

Frost says: "Just about all universities take bullying very seriously and have policies on dignity at work or bullying which they are experienced in using.

I propose a three-step policy dedicated to dignity through nation-building: The elected government of Iraq assumes control over the militias and borders before March 19, 2007 (the fourth anniversary of Operation Iraqi Freedom).