Sentence examples for policies complexity from inspiring English sources

However, safe medication practice is also dependent on many factors, such as organizational structures and policies, complexity of care processes, workload, and the environment where medications are dispensed.

Policy complexity and some bureaucracy are inevitable when attempting to comprehensively remedy as complex a governance issue as the research ethics review system.

The view that this election is about personalities leaves out policy, complexity, and accountability.

If the quantity and variety of mobility options proliferates, and gets as niche and nuanced as futuregazers suggest, then having a platform to manager cost, compliance and policy complexity starts to look essential — certainly for businesses with large staff and fleet bases to manage.

Because of the constrained transmission bandwidth and mobility of users in mobile wireless communication networks, the main factors affecting the performance of mobile content cache policies include caching granularity, content popularity, caching redundancy, policy complexity, mobility of caching networks and whether caching nodes cooperate with each other or not.

In the policy transfer literature past policies, present policy complexity and the question of policy feasibility are seen as possible policy constraints.

Efforts to balance ecosystem services to preserve biodiversity are not new in UK agricultural systems (science stakeholder interview, 15 July 2011), however LUC impacts linked to dedicated energy crops grown in the UK and abroad will add to policy complexity (science stakeholder interview, 5 October 2011).

"So Romney's running-mate should have intellectual firepower, born of immersion in policy complexities, sufficient to refute Obama's meretricious claims and derelictions of duty.

Tacitly acknowledging the policy complexities as well as the political hurdles to clear, Mr. Powell said that putting together a well-designed temporary worker program that enjoyed public support could not be rushed.

Although Ike's First Lady was a well respected hostess for what was then an unprecedented number of global leaders calling on one of the great American generals turned president of the era, no one would have found Mamie Eisenhower drilling down deep into public policy complexities like Hillary Clinton is known to do.

An examination of the policy complexities in developing countries is beyond the scope of this study and must have separate consideration.