Sentence examples for policy is realised from inspiring English sources

Come September, though, if the universal free school meals policy is realised, Jemima's family won't have to pay.

This policy was realised in the audacious signings of arguably the three greatest players in the world, Figo, Zidane and Ronaldo, in successive seasons.

The objective of this study is to further increase the understanding of social health inequalities and how policies are realised, through the perception and beliefs of public policymakers in 13 European cities during 2010 and 2011.

Additional strategies to improve the provision of nicotine dependence treatment to patients and the monitoring of adherence are needed to ensure the intended benefits of smoke-free policies are realised.

And yet, by emptying social housing of working people earning a middling salary, pay-to-stay is exactly the sort of policy that ensures the caricature is realised.

The transfer of goods by rail in Čierna nad Tisou is realised by international transport policy and railways must respect their conditions.

And that potential is realised.

The authors caution however that pre-existing political commitment and an effective health movement in Brazil were major factors for governance success, highlighting how context matters and needs to be understood to ensure desired health policy outcomes are realised.

Through broad-based consultation a deeper understanding of the benefits of male circumcision in the context of HIV prevention has been achieved and ultimately, the development of a comprehensive policy has been realised.

Moreover, it has to be ensured that fundamental research that is not necessarily directly linked to pressing policy questions can be realised and receives enough funding.

However, other links between transport and health determinants need to be considered if the full potential for healthy transport policy is to be realised [ 1, 3].