Sentence examples for piloting policy from inspiring English sources

Because much of education's curricular policy is decided at the state and school district level, Americans for the Arts is piloting policy efforts in ten states to further connect the federal, state, and local policy pipeline in a systemic way.

Since the piloted policy also increased workplace training, these negative effects may have been partly compensated by higher employment rates among students leaving school early.

Then, at the start of 1984, rural one-daughter households were permitted to have a second child, followed in 1985 by the city of Yicheng in Shanxi Province becoming the first batch of pilot areas to permit a second child and in 1987, the city of Jiuquan in Gansu Province passing a two-child pilot policy.

To facilitate the development of the market for environmental services, the government established a pilot policy framework for Payment for Forest Ecosystem Services PFESS; Decision 380) in 2008.

However, these objectives have not been fully realised by the PES pilot policy implemented in Lam Dong and Son La provinces.

However, land allocation was implemented in a way that was " not accurate, not complete, not scientific, too fast" (leader of the decree drafting team, who is also the national coordinator of the pilot policy, interview, Hanoi, October 2009).

The second lesson learnt is about how EC-funded projects should identify ambitious, cross-pilot policy and research questions that allow pooling of data from across heterogeneous experiences even if a multi-centre study design was not agreed before.

The informative power of pan-European projects can be especially increased through the careful identification of cross-pilot policy questions (e.g., do eHealth-enabled information/education/communication functionalities positively affect patient activation?) and their subsequent formalisation into a literature-based, cross-pilot questionnaire data collection.

Interventions that acknowledge the rights of adolescents and respond to their needs have been designed and piloted; policies and strategies formulated; projects and programs implemented; and research studies and evaluations conducted.

Ms May was piloting a policy that eased checks on low-risk passengers, such as children from Europe.

For now, we are piloting the policy and we will review our success, or otherwise, in a year's time.