Sentence examples for policy financed from inspiring English sources
Instead, it is revealed as a systematic policy, financed by the budget and practised in more than 1,100 detention centres around the country.
Mr. Tran heads to Harvard this fall to study for a doctorate in sociology and social policy financed by intensely competitive scholarships.
She is still employed, as a visiting distinguished professor by Cornell University, where she is conducting a three-year study on women, men, work, family and public policy, financed by a $1 million Ford Foundation grant.
Meanwhile United have vowed to buy "a Luis Suarez a year" as they reveal a new aggressive transfer policy financed by their lucrative kit deal with Adidas.
Chavez is adored by many poor Venezuelans for his humble roots, earthy rhetoric and welfare policies financed by the country's dominant oil industry.
The idea behind her appointment was to put all of the Union's foreign policy financing — once in the hands of the commission — behind strategic policy goals agreed to by national governments in the council.
Councillor King, Wrexham's lead member for policy, finance, performance and governance, said the local authority was being forced to look at savings "right across the board".
This approach has been tested in numerous scenarios, from reconstructing social networks [7] to associations between entities from news items [8, 9], from place relatedness [10] to linking politicians and policy finance [11], and relationships between health-research institutions [12].
This difference may be attributed to any number of attributes of the two types of organizations: differences may exist with regards to policy, financing, responsibility structure and/or the relationship between management and residents.
We used the Human Resources for Health Action Framework, which includes six components: HR management, policy, finance, education, partnerships and leadership.
Countries seem to differ in the allocation of responsibilities for policy, financing and delivery of services.
