Sentence examples for in policy and in practice from inspiring English sources
Any mother tongue cannot replace English's status in policy and in practice because the choice of any mother tongue as the inter-ethnic communication language in Singapore will be thought as the discrimination against the other mother tongues, which is not allowed by government (Antonio & Lionel 2006).
Syphilis testing and treatment are lagging behind HIV, both in policy and in practice.
"Mainstreaming" of the preparedness planning has been advanced both in policy and in practice.
In policy and in practice, UNICEF's work emphasizes the necessity of addressing disparities in the effort to protect children and more fully realize their rights.
In scores of countries, in every region of the world, the importance of child rights is reflected in concrete changes in law, in policy, and in practice.
In scores of countries, in every region of the world, the importance of child rights has been tangibly affirmed through concrete changes in law, in policy, and in practice.
At the same time as agreeing that informed choice was enshrined in policy and delivered in practice, stakeholders acknowledged the influence that others, including healthcare professionals, might have on uptake of DSS "…the uptake is very much influenced by what the midwife says to them....and also of what they are hearing from family and friends.
Finally, this paper gives an overview of gaps in policy and practice implementation of such systems in practice and their effectiveness at various spatial levels of the built environment.
Participants also overwhelmingly agreed that improving these barriers will go a long way in increasing the use of CEA in policy and clinical practice (Table 3).> -wrap-foot> N.S : Chi -square goodness of fit test showed that the observed proportions of agreeing to a given barrier were not statistically different whether the barrier concerned policy or clinical practice.
Answers to these questions are essential to assess current public health policies and clinical practices and to inform changes in policy and practice in light of a diabetes epidemic.
Unshowy, non-bombastic, small-c conservative in tone and mission, but revolutionary in policy and practice: this is his natural style – and his best strategy for government.
