Sentence examples for formulate and adopt from inspiring English sources

More specifically, as Koehler et al. (2012, p. 8) have suggested, there is now a need for 'policy space (to) be opened up, empowering individual countries to formulate and adopt strategies that move beyond the conventional and that match their own circumstances'.

The WHO stepwise framework for NCD prevention includes three planning steps – estimate population need and advocate for action, formulate and adopt policy, and identify policy implementation steps (19).

It is essential to consider an appropriate reactor model when formulating and adopting expressions for the normalised space velocity.

Meanwhile, the corresponding resource allocation problem is formulated and adopting the heuristic method and dual method, a stepwise subcarrier-power allocation algorithm is proposed with lower computation complexity.

In this context, the official Emergency Plans formulated and adopted are normally considered to be a legal document, approved often after a lengthy bureaucratic process, but usually remaining in force for several years from the initial phases of design, through various processes of updating and improvement.

The National Drug Policy was formulated and adopted in a short period of time in a resource-scarce setting, but with dedicated policy entrepreneurs and support of concerned international collaborators.

Since 2001, a number of health policies relevant to chronic diseases management, as well as those addressing standards and norms for a primary health care package and community care workers, have been formulated and adopted by the Cameroonian Ministry of public health.

In the remarkably short period of 1 year a completely new policy was formulated and adopted, much thanks to a few dedicated individuals, who acted as policy entrepreneurs from 1992 and onwards both on the Lao and Swedish sides (Jönsson 2002).

Fig. 1 illustrates how many of Vietnam's important policies on HIV were first formulated and adopted during 1995 1996, and were later replaced by new policies in 2005 2006, along the lines of those reported above.

The scoring rubric (Table 4), with a maximum score of 21 points for an analysis attaining the highest benchmarks in the seven categories, was based directly on outcomes and performance criteria pertaining to visual literacy standards for higher education formulated and adopted by the Association of College and Research Libraries (2011).

The court was critical of the state's approach to energy policy, saying it would be "desirable that future investment choices not be effected in an implicit fashion, but rather according to an energy strategy formulated, debated and adopted transparently and explicitly".