Sentence examples for policy and equity from inspiring English sources

As a matter of policy and equity, then, doing away with the tax break makes sense, and the idea has been endorsed by many figures on Wall Street and by both conservative and liberal economists.

A recent example is the New York City Cultural Agenda Fund, jointly established by the Booth Ferris Foundation, Lambent Foundation, The New York Community Trust, and David Rockefeller Fund to strengthen and support cultural policy and equity.

Indicators represented five categories that form the Health Research Profile (HRP): 1) Research priorities; 2) Resources (amount spent on research); 3) Production of knowledge (capacity); 4) Packaging of knowledge and 5) Evidence of research impact on policy and equity.

Yet the contribution of this right to global health policy and equity is limited by the principle of progressive realization, which on its face, conditions the provision of even essential and basic health needs on the availability of adequate resources.

Advocacy, Communications, Monitoring and Evaluation and Analysis UNICEF Ghana's work on social policy and equity aims to reduce child poverty by tackling the underlying causes of economic and social exclusion.

Finally, we undertook a critical review of the literature on health policy and equity issues in the distribution of health benefits, from which we developed a list of group characteristics of the target population relevant to equitable health policy [ 16, 44, 45].

This will allow the links between policies and equity outcomes to be analysed and this will be particularly relevant for Maori, Pacific and low-income populations in New Zealand.

In that sense, the COPAS can turn into an important tool for managers and other professionals to assess their system and the effectiveness of PHC as a coordinator, which can influence the definition of public policies and equity in health.

Those last three questions obviously pointed toward issues of social policy, scarcity and equity, and scholars in the field soon recognized that few issues in bioethics could be isolated from the larger framework of how health care was delivered and who had access to it.

Yoest, who is warm and friendly and smart and a mother of five, has a Ph.D. in politics from the University of Virginia; her dissertation examined parental-leave policy and gender equity in the academy.

To create a learning based exercise for the NSW Health Public Health Officer trainees; To review the policy and make equity-based recommendations to support the development and implementation of the next strategy; and To engage the AIDS and Infectious Diseases Branch within the Centre for Health Protection in the use of EFHIA.