Sentence examples for policy envisages from inspiring English sources

Officials say the policy envisages a wide range of options to save hostages, from providing advice on negotiations to American-led commando raids, and emphasize that it does not require the government to become directly involved in every kidnapping.

The government could indeed regulate to reduce the fee paid to doctors by $5 per visit – as its co-payment policy envisages – effectively trying to force doctors to implement a policy the parliament has rejected (and 66% of the electorate disapproves of, according to an October Essential poll).

This prompted us to carry out a study to assess the prevalence of on-going or planned courses on PHG among the post-graduate schools of public health in Italy, where current national policy envisages such need[ 12].

The main active agents in such documents were the Department of Health, Connecting for Health, software suppliers, policy itself ("policy envisages...," "policy drivers"), and the HealthSpace technology (which would "deliver benefits").

Since 1991, India's central government has had a "Look East Policy" that envisages closer ties with the country's eastern neighbors.

Common policy challenges envisaged for V4 economies include raising productivity growth as well as addressing specific shortcomings of the labour markets, such as low internal mobility and excluded population groups.

A Department of Health (i.e. the national Ministry of Health in England) diagram of the quasi market under the New Labour government demonstrates how policy makers envisaged that the different economic building blocks would work together to improve efficiency and quality of care.

In these frameworks, the process of gathering evidence for policy is envisaged less as the result of a pure and rational quest for what is technically correct – and more about the establishment of 'facts' within particular networks.

Wilshaw's strongest language comes in thinlyveiled criticism of the current government's policies, which envisage failing schools being passed between sponsors to create competition in school improvement.

A few scholars also question the appropriateness of policies that envisage the use of public subsidies to stimulate the growth of this industry and to accelerate market penetration.

Farm businesses face increasing challenges in the face of policy reform which envisages multifunctional rural economies with objectives which span the environmental, the social as well as the production of food.