Sentence examples for on recent policy from inspiring English sources

If he uses the office to full advantage, Mr. Listenbee can build on recent policy advances and push more states to humanize their juvenile justice systems.

The following gives an overview of key measures which are discussed in the literature, complemented by an outlook on recent policy decisions on electricity and balancing market reform in Germany (see [84 86] for a more detailed analysis of measures).

Reporting on recent policy initiatives and a survey of regulatory authorities in Europe, we analyse the ways in which public trust in these technologies may be engendered, providing insight into public participation in policy debate and relations between industry and the regulatory state at national and European levels.

This discussion assumes that CoPs are an appropriate KT innovation by which to influence change at a systems level; this assumption is based on recent policy directions promoting CoPs for this purpose [ 40, 41].

It was a 10-hour round trip last Wednesday for two of the European commission's big-hitters, Olli Rehn of Finland and Viviane Reding of Luxembourg, as they made the trek to Strasbourg from Brussels to report on recent policy-making and be grilled in one of the French city's biggest buildings, the European parliament.

The pop star is not the only young celebrity to speak out on recent policies; the Hadid sisters were seen marching in opposition to the executive order in New York.

It reflects an on-balance judgement that incorporates recent arrival rates on the one hand and the likely impact, over time, of recent policy announcements on arrival numbers on the other hand.

These reflect on the success of recent policy in bringing child poverty down.

(2) From the perspective of teacher educators, what is the impact of recent policy changes on Hong Kong early childhood education development?

(3) From the perspective of school administrators, what is the impact of recent policy changes on Hong Kong early childhood education development?

This outcome is highly relevant for patients with a history of SMI, but also closely relates to recent policy decisions on structural changes in the MHC sector (promoting de-institutionalisation and community care at lower costs).