Sentence examples for manager policy from inspiring English sources
David Fisher, acting manager, Policy, Research and Diplomacy Unit, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Geneva, Switzerland David Fisher is an expert in disaster risk management law and policy.
Patrick Hall, practice development manager (policy), the Social Care Institute for Excellence (Scie): "I think the key is to communicate clearly that the changes are challenging to implement, but offer big opportunities to change the local system for the better.
David Fisher, acting manager policy, research and diplomacy nit, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Geneva, Switzerland We do have the tools to assess the needs of the most vulnerable but they often get squeezed out under pressures of delivering for the masses.
Decision-maker: clinician, manager, policy maker or others who decide about whether or how to implement a quality improvement reported to be effective in one or more places.
To empower and manage the process of change, program managers, policy analysts, business executives, and entrepreneurs must anticipate opportunities beyond their current line of sight.
Enhancement of ecosystem services needs to be addressed at different scales and should include the interaction between farmland biodiversity and stakeholders (farmers, managers, policy makers, etc).
To address these gaps, a study is conducted in the Greek context using interviews with top managers, policy makers, and relevant stakeholders across five initiatives.
Collaboration should be encouraged between emergency managers, policy and consent planners, and with science providers.
She states that program managers, policy analysts, business executives, and entrepreneurs must anticipate opportunities beyond their current line of sight to empower and manage the process of change.
Users of research evidence included practitioners such as conservators, curators, librarians, archivists, collection managers, policy makers and those seeking to exploit research findings in business and product development.
This developed model supports the work of incubator managers, policy makers, researchers, practitioners, stakeholders, and government parties for the effective execution of business incubation enterprises.
