Sentence examples for global policy environment from inspiring English sources

Global health diplomacy (GHD) concerns "the multi-level negotiation processes that shape and manage the global policy environment for health" [ 9].

It has been aggravated more recently by the disintegration of health systems in low-income countries and by the global policy environment [ 1, 5, 6].

It is time to capitalise on the global policy environment, which is becoming more favourable to action on health transition in Africa, and implement a research agenda for health transition.

It is time to capitalise on the global policy environment becoming more favourable to action on health transition in Africa [ 29, 30] and implement a research agenda on health transition which builds on the well established research agenda for communicable diseases such as HIV [ 31] and malaria [ 32] and on recent contributions to the agenda for NCDs [ 16].

Many countries in middle- and low-income countries today suffer from severe staff shortages and/or maldistribution of health personnel which has been aggravated more recently by the disintegration of health systems in low-income countries and by the global policy environment.

The global climate policy environment is currently characterised by a small number of national or regional 'flagship' emissions trading schemes and a very large number of smaller more targeted 'flotilla' policies.

Stanford experts who have either worked directly on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) or who have specific expertise on environmental and international law offer sobering perspectives on the administration's decision and its impact on global policy and the environment.

"Mario Molina is unique in his ability to span from fundamental science to local and global policy for stewarding our environment.

"This is a classic example of how the fisheries and policies of the EU dominate global policy and affect the marine environment around the world.

Based on promising evidence, a changing policy environment, and renewed global emphasis to reach KP and global targets that aim to close the testing gap [ 10], this review focuses on the acceptability, values and preferences of KP on HIVST.

Although the focus in this article is on environment-related global policy issues and assessments, the promises of assessment-making as a key tool at the SPI are certainly also relevant for policy fields and scientific advice beyond the environmental realm (see also Kowarsch, 2016a).