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"The policy contributes to mistrust and doubts of New Yorkers of communities of color that are already scarred by incidents of brutality, profiling and other major incidents of concern," Ms. Zamani said.
This approach, defined by the European Commission as the external dimension of the European Union's (EU) migration policy, contributes to the relocation of the attention paid by the EU in the field of migration management to the beginning of the migratory chain.
In turn, an absence of women in decision-making positions within the media sector, including on governing boards and bodies (both in the government and private sector) that influence media policy, contributes to perpetuating this vicious circle of negative gender stereotypes.
To measure whether fiscal policy contributes to stability, the Fiscal Monitor introduces the novel concept of the fiscal stabilization coefficient (FISCO).
And yet more than 45percentt of recent high school graduates enroll in four-year colleges... Government policy contributes to the problem by making college scholarships and loans too easy to get".
Funnell and Rogers define a program theory as, " an explicit theory or model of how an intervention, such as a project, a program, a strategy, an initiative, or a policy contributes to a chain of intermediate results and finally to the intended or observed outcomes" [ 14].
In many countries the EU cohesion policy contributed to more than half of all public investment.
How much has western foreign policy contributed, as the ex-MI5 head Eliza Manninghas-Buller hasaidit it has?
State department officials sought to downplay the Chinese reaction, expressing regret but saying they believed the US policy contributed to the region's stability and security.
Dany Louise writes about the visual arts and cultural policy, contributing to the Guardian, New Statesman, a-n Arts News and her blog.
Some sex-crime experts and former prosecutors said the policy contributed to a culture of secrecy in ultra-Orthodox communities, which made it harder to curb sexual abuse.
