Sentence examples for perspective policies from inspiring English sources

From a U.S. perspective, policies aiming to assist Greece would utilize existing military and diplomatic assets, cost next to nothing to U.S. taxpayers and, most significantly, contribute to regional stability.

The Labour donor wrote to Cummings and Elliott: "The bottom line is that Labour Leave are fed up with the way they have been treated by VL [Vote Leave] and the – intransigent and insensitive, from their perspective – policies it pursues –unfortunately typified by the remarks referred to above.

So, from a social perspective, policies that increase the emotional costs from unhealthy consumption are desirable.

Together, these results suggest dispersed spatial risk for resistance in the study area, which indicates that, from a public health perspective, policies prioritizing the use of DST for patients originating from large administrative areas may be helpful.

But far more importantly conceptual stress harms [and management benefits] the whole world through the perspective, policies and decisions of world leaders in every field apart from politics.

We show that when fiscal policy matters, the timeless perspective policy design can cause instability.

Seen from that perspective, policy makers can easily press the growth accelerator, after inflation starts to subside.

"American Medicine?s Transformation (or not): A Quarter-Century?s Perspective," Policy History Conference, May 31 , 2008

Based on this more integrated policy perspective, policy guidelines in the post-HFA period should be better able to integrate science and technology.

From a public health policy perspective, policy makers may wish to know whether they should make interventions with regard to individuals or the places where they live.

The present study has shown that from a public health perspective, policy for caries preventive strategies should be based on a 'population' or 'directed population' approach.