Sentence examples for embedded in policy from inspiring English sources
"What's extremely clear is that if human rights were properly embedded in policy then the city should be planned around the needs of the people," says Wightman.
Reception and integration are not embedded in policy, but constructed selectively and discursively.
The idea that radical and extreme ideology forms part of a "conveyor belt" towards terrorism will be firmly and finally embedded in policy.
Once it is recognized that the social and cultural environment faced by individuals with impairments partly determines the extent to which their impairment limits them, it is easy to see that the incentives embedded in policy design can affect outcomes.
Indeed, Harper (2005) specifically argues that ethnographic work offers important insights into the mistaken assumptions embedded in policy and allows exploration of unintended policy consequences.
Because the questionnaire was co-constructed with staff and embedded in policy and literature on employee engagement it is further reasonable to claim a credible interpretation of the psychometric analysis.
This does not necessarily mean that IFCs are to be seen as part of some conspiratorial hegemonic plot, but a reminder to attend to the raft of biases and heuristics deeply embedded in policies and practices.
The paper concludes that efforts to reduce the health effects of substance use must be embedded in policies that address the underlying causes and which serve to rebuild shattered communities.
Articulations of a cycle-dependent Copenhagen identity and the array of expected needs and desires, wants, practices and behaviours connected to different categories of cycling Copenhageners embedded in policies and manifest in the design of green cycle tracks and of cycle super highways add to the creation of boundaries in the city.
