Sentence examples for educating policy from inspiring English sources

"Oxford's history of educating policy makers around the world, including heads of state and government, was an indication that I would be learning from the best," Ms. Nyoike said in an e-mail.

Others are "educating" policy makers about its perils, including those at the Energy Department, the Council of Economic Advisors and others in the White House.

Urgent solutions to contain those costs are necessary and range from re-engineering the macroeconomic basis of cancer spending (e.g. value-based approaches to bend the cost curve and allow cost saving technologies), educating policy makers, introducing transparent and equitable regulatory systems, and adopting validated outcomes in both clinical trials and processes of drug approval [ 1, 2].

Looking ahead, organisations such as the US Arthritis Foundation or the ACR Simple Tasks campaign, which has gained the interest of rheumatology associations worldwide, may play an important role in raising patient and physician awareness and educating policy-makers about the value of rheumatology education [ 33].

"I feel that we are successfully getting the point across, successfully educating policy-makers about the importance of our industry throughout the economy," he said.

The network helps people speak out and educate policy makers about global poverty.

Coalitions are forming in many states to educate policy makers about innovative approaches that, by reducing employee turnover, could hold down costs and offer higher quality care.

And yet, Mr. Stevens noted in his letter that the mortgage bankers were "working in harmony with a very wide coalition of consumer advocates, civil rights groups and other industry associations, to educate policy makers and legislators concerning this rule".

Yet, despite calls for a deeper appreciation of cultures far from the mainstream, "the United States government hasn't been willing to pony up the money to educate" policy makers on "these areas with deep nomadic traditions," said a Central Asia specialist working for the United States government.

To educate policy makers on the facts and to make them aware of the green-card backlog, a group called Immigration Voice is organizing Advocacy Day on June 7 and 8 in Washington, D.C.

What percent even of elite, educated, policy types even know this fact?