Sentence examples for policy delineates from inspiring English sources

The national ECCD policy delineates specific commitments to activities supporting ECCD from 11 national ministries.

The platform delineates policy proposals pertaining to what Sanders calls "the four central types of violence waged against black and brown Americans: physical, political, legal and economic".

Crucially, since the new policy does not delineate what it means for states to be "in compliance" with the nonproliferation treaty, the United States has a major loophole.

Achieving all these will require reforms that clearly delineate policy and legal frameworks for sustainable rangeland use and management.

SFDRR strongly endorses the role of science compared to other global policy frameworks and specifically delineates the role that the UNISDR's Scientific and Technical Advisory Group (STAG) will play in implementation.

David Zweig Los Angeles, Sept. 5, 2008 • To the Editor: David Brooks writes that John McCain and Sarah Palin have orchestrated a triumph for "the forces of reform Republicanism," but adds that Mr. McCain did not delineate a policy shift.

The paper will also help policy and decision-makers delineate a set of sustainable refurbishment solutions that are suitable for multi-story buildings to maximize the opportunity for reducing their emissions.

These categorizations were used to assign scores in the set of 'Protective Welfare State Policies' since they delineate important qualitative features of countries.

Bishop Wilton D. Gregory, president of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, should call a constitutional convention, including lay and clerical representatives, to delineate a national policy on sexual abuse.

Essex police have, however, made significant improvements to domestic violence policy, including an amendment to delineate responsibilities in the force control room.

We also delineate how the policy maker and international community may free ride on each other's contributions.