Sentence examples for policy categories from inspiring English sources

The review is organized around broad policy categories rather than particular types of policy intervention, because methods used are rarely chosen independent of context.

Our paper addresses this gap by drawing on the Climate Change Laws of the World database for national climate legislation across eight policy categories.

The coding system adopted in DEMIG POLICY did not accept legal or conventional policy categories at face value, but attempted to use categories that can be conceptually justified.

On the site's homepage, there are eight icons representing the policy categories Track Trump aims to monitor, including immigration, trade, energy and climate, federal government, economic policy, education, healthcare, and safety.

The EPI is based on the well-established policy categories covering both environmental public health and ecosystem vitality, which focus on climate change, water quality and quantity, biodiversity, land-use changes, deforestation and sustainability of agriculture and fisheries (EPI 2010).

Also, categorizations reflect a certain perception of the world and thus there is a danger in accepting existing legal and policy categories at face value without critically examining them.

One general finding is that the impact varies substantially between different types of program but, perhaps more surprisingly, also between different studies looking at the same policy category.

The departure from the normal Poisson model is motivated by the fact that in the given context, the inclusion of a large set of developed and developing economies generates over-dispersion of the data connected to the presence in the database of a large amount of zeroes (i.e. due to the fact that not all countries passed reforms in all years and in each policy category).

Last week Martin Feldstein and Robert Rubin made their case for the gold medal in the economic policy category of the "show no shame" contest.

Reference categories were chosen so as to represent the most frequent policy category.

For Down's syndrome, the policy category of reference for prenatal screening was first or second-trimester screening for the whole country; for NTD, the policy category of reference was having a national policy in place for routine ultrasound.