Sentence examples for ends of policy from inspiring English sources

It turns a symptom of poverty into the ends of policy.

Defining strategy as "the art of distributing military means to fulfil the ends of policy," he favoured an "indirect approach" that aimed at dislocating the enemy and reducing his means of resistance.

And, in the words of Samuel Huntington, the basis of a well functioning civil military partnership is 'the proper subordination of a competent, professional military to the ends of policy as determined by civilian authority.' Women have been an essential component of the past 15 years of combat.

Local end-of-life policies and insurance policies can strongly influence ICU epidemiology.

"What we need to do is spend more time at the front end of policy development.

Also, he had the skills to communicate his ideas to those at the practical end of policy.

Jacques then helped Geoff Mulgan set up Demos, the thinktank that would attach itself to New Labour and supply it with no end of policy ideas.

We should focus on people, people, people – I would put that sign on the desk of every minister in every government from here 'til the end of eternity so we never forget what lies at the end of policy".

Fourth, HPP was characterised as involving systematic collaboration from the inception to the end of policy development.

The aim of the present study is to report on the existence and nature of end-of-life policy implementation activities in Flemish acute hospitals.

7 Achieving the end-of-life policy aims relies heavily on the assumption that there are family carers willing and able to provide care for the dying person.