Sentence examples for not only policy from inspiring English sources

Potent enough to influence not only policy views, but our perception of broader realities as well.

Yes, these are not only policy issues but also moral issues.

Governments, anxious to assist the SMEs in their countries to survive and grow, face not only policy choices about how to assist with technology, financial resources and business direction, but also the complex issues of how to design organizations that can deliver these policies effectively.

At the same time, a normative framework within which the social model is relevant will suggest not only policy goals but also an institutional design.

Alternatively, other useful theories such as Kaplan and Baldauf's (2005) "model for language-in-education policy planning" employed in Butler (2015, p. 306), or a more recent view of English as a lingua franca (e.g., Kirkpatrick, 2012) should be employed to evaluate not only policy implementation but also the policies themselves as frameworks for future studies.

And it's not only policy that would be affected.

These include not only policies concerning taxation but also those concerning trade and regulation.

It is not only policies that are standing between girls and physical education.

This is, after all, a system where unelected institutions and other states have the power to override elected governments – in fact to impose not only policies but effectively governments too, as we may be about to see in Greece.

The outcome of the risk characterization process provides the foundation for broader deliberation in which not only policy-makers and scientists but also directly affected stakeholders and public interest groups ought to be involved.

These derive from a wide range of factors, including not only policies but also other interventions and developments, such as technological, socio-demographic and economic changes.