Sentence examples for policies structures from inspiring English sources

It is plausible that sex workers can mobilise against specific structural factors that marginalise them particularly (policies, structures and laws to deter sex work), which is not the case with general populations.

In highlighting the scale of the scandal he at least creates the space for a change of approach even if he is not the one implementing urgently needed new policies, structures and attitudes.

Leaders must look at the policies, structures, and behaviors in workplaces, not just learned responses to these.

These attributes are at once more intangible, more lasting, and more powerful than formal policies, structures, and procedures, particularly considering the trends toward decentralization noted above.

I suggest that multiliteracy centers should consider adopting policies, structures, and designs that facilitate connections, support long visits, attend to affective dimensions of relationships, and encourage play.

Finally and importantly, this mini-symposium offers a dynamic perspective on city-level immigrant policies that recognises the vulnerability of local policies and the possible dismantling of existing city policies, structures and practices due to crisis as well as discoursive uses of the crisis metaphor.

Rather, we must see how laws and policies structure personal circumstances (e.g. laws about rape and abortion, child-care policies, allocation of welfare benefits, etc).

IRBs are grounded in policies, and policies structured to protect in human research are often accompanied by regulations that cast wide nets.

Typical IAM systems consist of three fundamental components (Fig. 1): IAM data stored in the infrastructure, tool-supported functionalities for executing and automating user management tasks and policies structuring the management of the overall IAM system itself [27].

Implications: Society (policy makers, researchers, city planners, transportation providers and other agents of the aging network) must therefore consider adopting the moral responsibility to offer policies, structure, support and resources, to optimize mobility options for enhancing older adults' societal participation.

This development, the emergence of a local expertise without the need for mediation, marks a sea change in foreign policy structures which are in turn having an effect on foreign policy making.