Sentence examples for intensive policy from inspiring English sources

The Sōka-gakkai follows an intensive policy of conversion (shakubuku; literally, "break and subdue"), which increased its membership within a seven-year period (1951 57) from 3,000 to 765,000 families.

There also exists within major segments of the country's environmental movement an inertia that stems from an institutionalized preference for litigation and lobbying and a wariness about technologically intensive policy programs.

The watershed simulation model is used to evaluation intensive (policy in existing built regions) and extensive (policy outside existing build regions) urban development scenarios with and without implementation of Best Management practices (BMPs).

It will bring together writings from leading practitioners and scholars from around the world that are at the forefront of JFF approach to science intensive policy making, urban planning, and environmental dispute resolution.

The students attended the conference as part of a National Science Foundation grant that aims to train a cohort of graduate students for science policy leadership through a semester-long course and an intensive policy engagement exercise.

Korea implemented an intensive policy to expand childcare facilities over the three years from 1995 to 1997.

However, when the UKPDS examined treatment intensity of type 2 diabetes longitudinally, it was found that intensive policies to manage blood glucose did not adversely affect HRQL [ 28].

Indeed, it took about eight years after the official end of the conflict for a second phase of intensive policy-making to begin, brought by strategic reforms for the health system.

For one scenario (last column in table 3), with low costs for cytology, we also considered more intensive policies that comprised 11 to 20 screenings, including intervals of one and 10 years.

"Science-Intensive Policy Disputes Negotiation Role-Play: Long River Confronting The Challenges Of Instream Flow", 2008.

Materials in the Teaching Negotiation Resource Center TNRCC) introduce alternative approaches to working through science-intensive policy disputes.