Sentence examples for extension policy from inspiring English sources
FEA also implements a grid extension policy based on the internal rate of return (IRR).
A new extension policy is now being implemented (Government of Kenya, 2012), reflecting a re-focus on extension.
That includes "a thorough review of employment based visa programs," though USCIS explained that the H1-B extension policy was not on the chopping block.
The decline in bargaining activity at all levels suggests that the change in extension policy is not the only or perhaps not even the main cause, but that the dire economic conditions in many sectors and firms and uncertainty about government policies and regulatory changes may have prompted a standstill in bargaining (see for another interpretation Addison et al. 2015a).
We focus specifically on the relevance of occupational boundaries in role extension policy introduced in the NHS.
By extension, policy makers must consider the broader socioeconomic inputs to health if outcomes are to be improved – an approach which may require higher-level political commitments and systemic, structural change.
Google's advertising and browser extension policies pretty much ban deceptive ad injectors — as do most other ad networks — but most of the companies that build them aren't exactly about following the rules.
Research and extension policies valorizing rhizobial germplasm diversity and preservation, farmer training for proper inoculant use and legal enforcement of commercial inoculant quality have proved a successful approach to promoting the use of forage legumes while enhancing biological N2 fixation.
INTA also deals with rural extension policies (managed by extension agencies through assistance programs to improve capacities), and it is a technical public institution with participation in the private and academic spheres in the decision-making process in the agricultural field.
A survey this fall at the nine University of California (UC) campuses found similar attitudes toward the school's tenure-extension policies.
To travel to the Kino missions, you would need the company's 250-mile Extension Program policy (an extra $10 a day).
