Sentence examples for policies capability from inspiring English sources

And while the argument against tokenism is often used to keep women and minorities out of top level positions across all professions, we must be careful not to argue for people to be included regardless of their policies, capability and experience.

A national policy capability is in place for biotechnology workforce development through a strategic partnership between NCBW and the Manufacturing Institute and the NCBW and BioLink relationship with BIO, the Biotechnology Industry Organization.

Across the government, there were failures of imagination, policy, capabilities and management.

The question is, who isn't? "Across the government, there were failures of imagination, policy, capabilities and management," the report states.

"Across the government, there were failures of imagination, policy, capabilities and management," the panel said in its report, which was harshly critical of how the intelligence, law enforcement and military branches performed before the attacks.

According to Porter (1990), in the absence of sufficient policy capacity and capability to influence the NSI competiveness, resource-constrained developing countries would be better off concentrating on ensuring that markets work properly with respect to increasing sophistication of supply and demand, industry rivalry and related and supporting industries.

Our defence posture is still heavily skewed towards "the insurance policy" – the capability of fighting a major state-on-state war with our allies.

We need a UN with a robust policy planning capability looking into the future several years out, not just at the crises of the day; We need a UN which embraces a comprehensive doctrine of prevention, rather than just reaction, which is directly reflected in the organisation's leadership structure, culture and resources.

The comparison highlights differences in policy influencing capability to design.

The policy emphasises capability building of primary care providers by recruiting more qualified family doctors, improving infrastructure, and building coordination between tertiary hospitals and community health centres.

Glover noted that to expand their influence, Heritage staff have to "expand their policy briefing capability" and become less insular.