Sentence examples for message for policy from inspiring English sources

This a hugely important message for policy makers and for those who say there's no point in spending money on the problem because the game is already lost.

The message for policy makers is that the introduction of "sunset clauses" provides new entrants with strong incentives to invest while allowing them to enter in service competition and to acquire important knowledge about their new market.

The DU is designed as an international campaign to protect COTM and is supported by partners who have joined forces to develop protection mechanisms for COTM, raise awareness and advocate the campaign's message for policy change.

The key message for policy makers of these studies is that carbon reduction measures should not be viewed as only costing money, because they also bring immediate and valuable health benefits.

This has a clear message for policy and practice - engagement of communities in a process such as this one can be done but it takes time and cannot be rushed, as suggested by previous authors from UK and international studies [ 30- 32].

And although we cannot rule out the possibility of longer-term savings associated with these programs, the fact that immediate savings are not found is an important message for policy makers and purchasers (including those in the Medicaid and Medicare programs) who often believe that shorter-term savings are likely.

A second message for policy-makers is that attempts to use a single country code in other countries where there are a multiplicity of independent, private-sector health care employers, or where there is a federated political and regulatory structure, will be a much more challenging and complex issue.

There are 2 key messages for policy makers and practitioners in England and Wales and elsewhere.

The paper reports key findings from the literature review, and follow up findings, and focuses on key messages for policy makers.

Where such research has been conducted, mainly in developed countries, and focusing on nursing staff, there are some powerful messages for policy makers and managers.

In a special workshop session at the EuroTox congress in Dresden in 2009 the results of both questionnaires were further discussed with invited experts, as a basis for a policy brief with main messages for policy makers and stakeholders.