Sentence examples for policy in creating from inspiring English sources

This study contributes to improve the current urban design and service provision policy in creating a safer environment for many women commuters.

A flow analysis is considered more appropriate for the aim of this paper that is to evaluate the effectiveness of the policy in creating new employment, which is unlikely to be captured by static variables.

The main goal of this paper is to conduct a micro-econometric analysis to evaluate the effectiveness of this policy in creating formal employment for the targeted group (women), something that, to the best of my knowledge, has not been done yet.

But the estate tax functions in a positive way, as well, recapturing some of the taxes that the wealthy have avoided throughout their lives and reaffirming the role of public policy in creating the environment in which the middle-class and the wealthy can both thrive.

A third advantage is the role for all levels of policy in creating "essential packages" of integration for all major client presentations.

The present paper contributes to the emerging literature on the role of deployment policies in creating path-dependency and eventually technology lock-in.

A three-page appendix describes the role of U.S. laws and policies in creating impoverished, racialized, high crime urban neighborhoods over the course of the 20th century.

Human rights groups have said that China uses sweeping accusations of terrorism and religious extremism to describe outbursts of Uighur discontent, and ignores the role of its own harsh policies in creating discontent.

Recommendations are made based on the findings on how to formulate a BCP that can deal with a diverse range of situations, and policies in creating a collaborative network of a diverse range of organizations to protect vital information infrastructure in crisis.

Despite the impact of U.S. policies in creating a culture of dependency and stagnating economic growth, Washington is conveniently looking the other way.

And when Ronald Reagan was elected, tax cuts, deregulation, and an acceptance of economic inequality became the new orthodoxy -- and remain so in some ways even now, despite the role of such policies in creating the current economic mess.