Sentence examples for grounded policy from inspiring English sources

The past decades witnessed a significant burgeoning of empirical studies examining the effect of labour market institutions on various measures of economic and labour market performance.1 This burgeoning was naturally propelled by the global economic crisis and the need to seek empirically grounded policy responses to persisting unemployment and widening inequalities.

When watchful waiting was incorporated by Meropol et al. [ 65] in a formal decision analysis, it was suggested that work days lost by parents of children older than 2 years (compared with <2), due to prolonged episodes of OM, could pose a genuinely grounded policy obstacle to rational prescribing.

The WHO Advisory Committee on Health Research has highlighted the importance for the development of usable and grounded policy recommendations of using local evidence on service availability obtained from the specific setting or area regarding which plans are being made [ 15, 16].

IRBs are grounded in policies, and policies structured to protect in human research are often accompanied by regulations that cast wide nets.

The ecosystemic approach grounds policy making in a scientific understanding of the environment, the ecosystem paradigm.

(The proposal has yet to become law).Many countries struggle to work out how to ground policy in sound science.

"However, possibly because of the legacy of his party, we are yet to see substantial on-the-ground policy improvements.

He has not only made far better use of the two months following the major primaries than Mr Gore; he has also outperformed him on what ought to be Mr Gore's strongest ground, policy wonkery.

With a "no-boots-on-the-ground policy" in Libya, the French, British and United States governments are hoping that the rebels, with the aid of alliance airstrikes, will be able to topple the Qaddafi government.

Activists on the ground, policy development, funding, campaign resources and the themes underpinning the work plans of the party's committees must all come under the overriding priority of a rebirth of community politics.

But Lisa Graves, director of the Center for Media and Democracy, a liberal nonprofit group that has researched Alec's policies, said documents obtained by her group show that Wal-Mart at the very least participated in the passage of the Stand Your Ground policy at the business association through Ms. Scott's leadership of the criminal justice committee.