Sentence examples for led policy from inspiring English sources

The desire to reduce fatalities and to conserve fuel has led policy makers to focus on speed limits.

She repeated the allegations in a police interview the following day, claiming the guard was "Asian", which led policy to identify him as Mahomad Ismial.

Anne Brummer, chief executive of Brian May's Save Me campaign, said: "This ill-advised politically led policy is unscientific, unethical and is now a total financial disaster.

The situation led policy group NHS Employers to publish new guidance for managers last November about how to reduce stress and better help staff who experience it.

When will this government listen to the experts they employ to advise them and offer a science led policy to solving bovine TB in our herd that is sustainable, cost-effective and actually works?" The government's cost-benefit analysis predicts a 16% reduction in TB in cattle after nine years as a result of culling, but found the cost of the cull exceeded the cost of the TB infections avoided.

This misbelief led policy makers in educational setting to increase the length of school day since they believe more time in school would lead to higher scores.

This particular oracular statement led policy-makers and graduate departments to ramp up Ph.D. production.

"If you're going to have market led policies, markets are about economics," says Chris Caine.

The 2002 Bergen Declaration, along with the commitments made to the international community, eventually led policy-makers to take up the project again with renewed energy, aware of the fact that this time the Netherlands would have to meet the international requirements.

These findings provide further evidence of the importance of country led policies in HSS [ 55].

Could headteachers lead policy changes?