Sentence examples for policies reports from inspiring English sources
When we overlook, omit or undervalue water's cognitive, emotional, psychological, social and spiritual benefits in our conversations, lectures, policies, reports, assessments and mission statements we are not only leaving out many of society's major behavioral drivers, but also being dangerously incomplete.
A preliminary document review of previous focus group discussions conducted in the college [ 18], internal documents, such as policies, reports, web sites where available and activities relating to cultural diversity were reviewed before the study commenced.
We will first review Uganda Red Cross documents (eg, policies, reports, legal frameworks, codes of conduct), conduct a survey among staff members of the RC volunteering department in the Geneva IFRC headquarters and have meetings with Uganda RC staff.
Finally, trends may also be affected by any changes to local and national anal cancer screening policies: reports from the participating D A D cohorts suggest that screening in HIV clinics has not generally been performed frequently or homogeneously across participating countries.
This settlement should mark the beginning of a new EU-wide policy framework favouring pro-growth rather than deflationary policies (Report, 14 January).
For several years, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation ITIFF) publishes its annual "Worst Innovation Mercantilist Policies" report [32].
Such managers keep an eye on things, enforce plans and policies, report operational results and quickly escalate issues or problems.
Our results show that SOGI-focused policies reported by principals do not have a strong independent association with teachers' reports of bullying problems in their schools.
They found that teens and young adults who live in states with more liberal policies reported higher rates of marijuana use than those in states with conservative policies.
Three quarters of policies reported having undergone an equality and diversity assessment.
No studies have addressed the optimal scanning or follow-up frequency with widely differing policies reported (Huddart and Joffe, 2006).
