Sentence examples for lead policy from inspiring English sources

Could headteachers lead policy changes?

It's not something that's a lead policy of ours.

"In other countries, concerns about stagnant wages or the persistence of the working poor lead policy makers to introduce them".

An exaggerated sense of independence could also lead policy makers to interfere with open trade in dangerous ways.

And who can command the confidence of Americans enough to lead policy making to fix the economy?

It could lead policy makers to finally reject policies built on the assumption that people are coldly rational utility-maximizing individuals.

These preliminary data warrant more detailed and multicountry investigation into decision-making of non-physician clinicians in the management of HIV disease with antiretroviral therapy, and should lead policy-makers to more carefully explore task-shifting as a shorter-term response to addressing the human resource crisis in HIV care and treatment.

The risk of using the phrase 'population health' in a narrow medicalised way for patients, as opposed to referring to the health of all the people who live in a geographical area, is that it may lead policy-makers to assume that by focusing on ACOs they are taking care of population health.

The results of such an investigation could lead policies on research, such as for example the E.C. policy.

We conclude with recommendations for future research and lessons learned for other communities interested in developing lead policies.

In 2009, after some incidents leading to the death of wildfowl, the park's dogs on leads policy was extended.