Sentence examples for measurable policy from inspiring English sources
In order to measure their own performance as a government, prime minister Pierre Habumuremyi introduced 'imihigo' or performance contracts that bind officials at all levels to measurable policy outcomes.
Our study differs from these in terms of its specific focus on intervention research in clinical or community settings and on measurable policy and practice impacts rather than scholarly outputs or longer term population outcomes [ 9, 29– 31].
These impacts are concrete, measurable changes in policy or practice such as a new government policy, a change in organizational or clinical practice, a health education campaign or related new funding that can be attributed to the research intervention in question.
One of the reports, "Limiting the Magnitude of Future Climate Change," urges the United States to set a greenhouse gas emissions "budget" that restricts overall emissions and provides a measurable goal for policy makers and for industry.
Without strategic policy, measurable targets or budget there is a high risk that commercial sexual exploitation of children will not only persist, but continue to escalate in the coming years", said Jesper Moller, UNICEF Deputy Representative in Viet Nam, at the report launching event.
It is at the core of who we are and what we do, and we hope our studies continue to make a measurable impact on policies that enhance the safety of the transportation community.
First often underestimated economists can get some mileage by contributing simple and measurable facts to the policy debate.
But TV has always had a huge and direct and measurable impact on social policy at a federal level, and these examples are honestly just the first three that came to mind.
To our knowledge, this is the first study to examine the effect of healthcare policy on measurable health outcomes.
The underlying premises of the intervention included sustainability, replicability, dissemination to other Grand Rapids schools and other Michigan school districts, measurable objectives, and informing policy.
