Sentence examples for pathfinder policy from inspiring English sources
Brendan Nevin, a housing academic at the Centre for Urban and Regional Studies at Birmingham University, was the architect of the Pathfinder policy.
Yet it was paid for by the government's Housing Market Renewal Partnerships - which agreed the synopsis - to boost the controversial Pathfinder housing policy.
Over three series and two specials, the Ministry of Social Affairs is revealed as a rollercoaster wreck of gibberish jargon ("Fourth Sector Pathfinder Initiative") policy made up on the hoof ("pet Asbos"), titanically tits-up interviews and – as Tucker "slowly rumbles towards you like prostate cancer" – frantic attempts to pass the buck.
These are part of the government's Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder programme, a multi-billion pound policy launched in 2002 with the aim of tackling "areas of market failure".
Before joining Pathfinder in 2011, Purnima directed global policies and programs as Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations and Deputy Executive Director (Programme) of UNFPA.
The AOSI-Pathfinder lawsuit contested the constitutionality of the policy based on violations of freedom of speech, and the right to be free of compelled speech or of forced agreement with a government position.
A GP from site A mentioned: 'I was happy to contribute as a pathfinder under those terms but the pathfinders (forerunners of policy implementation) were used as evidence that the profession supported the Bill then I felt that I'd been tricked into being a pathfinder'.
Lansley claimed his policy was already having an effect with more than 28 million patients covered by "pathfinder" pilot consortiums.
This Pathfinder is different.
