Sentence examples for policy endeavours from inspiring English sources

The FAQ page also discusses how we allocate funds for research, care services for people with ALS, and public policy endeavours, which benefit families living with this disease.

3. How des the Commission plan to prevent any resulting 'social dumping' in the Member States? 4. In view of these developments is it not appropriate to review the opening up of labour markets in the case of the new Member States? 5. What is the position with the EU's foreign policy endeavours to grant the state sovereignty of the Republic of Moldova due recognition and support?

They said: "With the locked door policy endeavouring to solve one specific problem, it may be creating another one or more problems that could impinge on aviation safety... The implications for flight safety in the specific scenario of flight crew hypoxia is not being addressed by a locked cockpit door policy.

For example, in some countries decision-makers convene a task force composed of researchers prior to undertaking a major policy endeavour, like formulating a national drug policy.

This is also reflected in the often heard concern of the natural scientists and their counterparts in policy making that the complexifying approach is relevant and interesting but should not stand in the way of the research or policy agenda and should not complicate the already complicated research and policy endeavour.

He made it clear that he would not do much to push India to make concessions on the general's great foreign-policy endeavour: the search for a just settlement of the dispute over Kashmir.

The policy also endeavours to deliver on children's, educator's and school support staff's right to health by making available a comprehensive package of sexual and reproductive health information and services including access to condoms and HIV testing in school.

We conclude that selectivity should be encouraged among policy makers endeavouring to promote U I linkages.

In the Papal States, Leo pursued a repressive policy while endeavouring to reorganize financial administration, but other governments opposed his foreign policies, thus effecting a political change.

Jobbik calls this an eco-social national economy: "Economic policy must endeavour to defend Hungarian industry, Hungarian farmers, Hungarian businesses, Hungarian produce and Hungarian markets".

In this respect, concepts and methods related to modern risk communication were able to crystallize and grow to integral parts of the interdisciplinary (different scientific disciplines) and transdisciplinary (involvement of non-scientific actors, here mainly policy makers) endeavour.