Sentence examples for policies to explore from inspiring English sources

They have used unconventional policies to explore unchartered territories with benefits so far.

While hardly paupers, there is a clear policy to explore different transfer markets in order to secure value for money.

He questions the social utility of some of the new scholarship, which has broadened beyond the work of early scholars in correcting omissions of black contributions and shaping public policy, to explore topics like gay blacks and multiracial identity.

The positive commentary from the chief scientist cuts directly across political arguments the Turnbull government has made since dumping its nascent attempt to use the review of the Direct Action policy to explore an intensity trading scheme for electricity – equating carbon pricing with higher power prices for consumers.

To catalyze a timely and vigorous discussion about how federal financial aid could work differently, the foundation invested $3.6 million in grants to 16 organizations with a stake in higher education policy to explore ideas about Reimagining Aid Design and Delivery (RADD).

The most prominent MME roles identified by the respondents were the capacity to provide insight into a complex mechanism and, in terms of health policy, to explore intervention scenarios and to support decision-making.

Our policy to explore the axilla and to look for blue or radioactive lymph nodes resulted in the retrieval of a sentinel node in eight of these patients.

A crucial starting point for the design of effective and publicly acceptable policies is to explore public preferences for climate policy instruments.

The overall aims of the Roundtable were to highlight the urgency of placing services for young children and parents at the forefront of national policies, and to explore effective ways to address the inclusion of Roma children in ECD policies and other national policies.

We present solutions for a sustainable urban transportation system by establishing a simplified system dynamics model with a timeframe of 30 years (from 1995 to 2025) to simulate the effects of urban transportation management policies and to explore their potential in reducing vehicular fuel consumption and mitigating CO2 emissions.

Semistructured interviews will also be conducted with a minimum of 15 therapists, other MDT members and stroke service managers in each unit to clarify organisational structures and local policies and to explore therapy provision-related questions emerging from periods of observation.