Sentence examples for evidence-based stance from inspiring English sources

Going forward, a spokesperson for the government body says it will take "an evidence-based stance on how services should be delivered".

Ultimately, the goal of the publishing industry should be to serve readers, authors and their own futures by taking an evidence-based stance on DRM.

But a DfID spokeswoman said the UK government took a "pragmatic and evidence-based stance" on how services should be delivered to the poorest people.

Rather than adopting a particular ideological stance, this report uses evidence-based research to draw its conclusions and further the debate".

Our position is evidence-based and descriptive.

But the climate-sceptic stance of many of those pushing to leave Europe shows that evidence-based policy making is not always their strong point.

So it's no surprise that the Bible has more influence over recent Republican policy stances on issues like global warming and stem cell research than evidence-based science -- and it is America's leadership in science that largely forms the foundation for its status in the world today.

So it's refreshing to see that, yesterday, the BMJ published an editorial taking a stance against the Greenfield media circus, and has called for a more nuanced, evidence-based debate to be had about the potential effects of digital technology on developing brains.

The opposition maintained a steady stance, rooted in decades of propaganda aimed at individuals who used drugs, consistently countered evidence-based scientific claims with half-truths, and continued to stigmatize drug users.

Several studies taking a general view of the situation conclude that their benefit is evidence-based [ 29, 30], while others point to methodological flaws in the studies and take a very critical stance towards the use of the EB concept in this context [ 17, 31].

I am all for "evidence-based medicine".