Sentence examples for policy desires from inspiring English sources

Besides Mr. Shuttleworth's urging of satire freedom, some of the scores of other petitions posted on the site on Friday included legitimate policy desires that would seem to have some chance of being adopted by sizable numbers of like-minded citizens.

But the rest of his site states personal beliefs as the reasons for his policy desires.

The question on my mind is whether or not the CLA's concerns can be mitigated to the point that the policy desires of the City Council can be realized.

The EU shared America's aims on human rights, terrorism and weapons proliferation, he said, but "what we do not share is the policy desired to achieve these objectives.

While Qatari policy may have assumed at one point that the Muslim Brotherhood constituted a ready-made springboard for regional and international influence, the Qatari policy desired in the Gulf today is for Qatar to join regional decision-making and the strategic contract as part of the bid for inter-Gulf harmony.

Integration across both sectors enables skilled personnel to work in the community and achieve the policy desired care closer to home.

Respondents were asked to choose the five most relevant criteria for research prioritization and to score policy/research items according to the degree to which they represented current policies, desired policies, current research topics, and/or desired research topics.

– By comparing answers about topics being investigated at national research centers (current research) vs. research topics required for public health policies (desired research).

Dots above trend lines represent policies desired by stakeholders but not sufficiently addressed by current policies – representing policy gaps such as item (1e) staff capacity and training for Rational Selection and Use of Medicines.

In part V, interviewees and respondents were asked to rank the same list of items, but in this case, as they would reflect research priorities on ATM:  Topics being investigated at national research centers (current research);  Research topics required for public health policies (desired research).

Respondents were asked to score each policy/research item according to the degree to which it represented a current policy, a desired policy, a current research topic, and/or a desired research topic.