Sentence examples for modification of policies from inspiring English sources

As our model uses dynamic policies to control the behavior of systems which can be modified at runtime, it provides us a suitable capability to react to the property violation by modification of policies.

Lipsky's original theory focused on resource constraints as drivers of provider modification of policies during implementation.

Among accepted recommendations, the most common types of action taken were implementation of education programs or training (36/60) and adoption or modification of policies, procedures or standards (28/60) (Table  3).

Although it recognised the assembly's power over health policy, "we do not believe that such modification of insurance policies falls within its competency", it said.

6 years ago we suggested to Tiffany modification of policy of decorating windows with small bronzes of domestic animals and Swiss yodelers.

"It appears that some break has taken place, but whether that means a change of policy, or a modification of policy, that's hard to say," said Mr. Shumilin, who is head of the Middle East conflict analysis center at the Russian Academy of Science's Institute for Canada and the United States.

A British official who was critical of the support given to Abd al-Rahman at this time later wrote that some changes were "a modification of policy deliberately proposed; others... the unforeseen consequence of action taken; others, perhaps the majority, appear superficially to represent a gradual drift, of which the Government was at the time unconscious".

The complaint resulted in a modification of school policies regarding the use of service animals.

Modification of NCMS policies has provided more financial protection to households containing someone suffering from chronic diseases in rural China.

The purpose of the evaluation was to develop collaborative strategies in the Americas; gather information about the development of HRH programmes to support decision-making in the formulation, implementation, or modification of health policies; and expand and maintain a workforce able to support primary health care, with the aim of expanding the coverage of national health systems.

Following this modification of medical insurance policy, this study reassesses the provision of insurance against expenditure on chronic diseases in rural areas, and analyzes its effect on impoverishment.