Sentence examples for interventions in this area from inspiring English sources
The majority of IoD members think the EU's interventions in this area have been unhelpful.
Thus opportunities to inform interventions in this area exist.
A co-ordinated, planned approach is required to facilitate the rapid development and implementation of evidence-based interventions in this area.
The paper then describes regulatory interventions in this area and concludes that, despite considerable effort and some local success, none have materially curbed the expansion—or the adverse effects of STSDC products nationally.
My goal is to contribute to laying some of the theoretical foundations for a better understanding of the increasingly important societal role of online gatekeepers, and to guide policymakers in determining appropriate regulatory interventions in this area.
Most of the existing tools for an initial diagnosis and for identification of suitable interventions in this area have some of the following drawbacks: a. they are incomplete because they do not address all levels of the management pyramid; b. they are qualitative and miss many of the important opportunities for company improvements; c. they are tool-driven.
Therefore, that standard systematic reviews and national guidance generally produce limited recommendations for intervention in this area is not surprising.
Judicial intervention in this area raises issues regarding separation of powers and could pose delicate questions about the judiciary's proper role in all manner of immigration matters.
His legacy, however, is a greater honesty about the limits of government intervention in this area and more widespread realisation that solving our racism problem cannot simply be outsourced to a government agency.
The beverage industry's recent adoption of voluntary guidelines, which call for the curtailment of sugar-sweetened beverage sales in schools, raises the question, Is further policy intervention in this area needed, and if so, what form should it take?
As a result, by degrees, natural-rate theory has been recaptured by the centre-left.Mr Friedman, staunch foe of the state, has consistently opposed government intervention in this area as in almost every other.
