Sentence examples for policy leading from inspiring English sources
The latter may lead to discrepancies in practice and policy leading to disputes which need WTO arbitration.
This is the disaster of the Obama foreign policy: leading from behind".
For idiosyncratic reasons, Canada imposed tight monetary and fiscal policy, leading to a very severe slump in employment: As you can see, however, employment eventually recovered.
Many other nuclear power plants are being kept closed as Japan rethinks its nuclear policy, leading to concerns about a power crisis this summer, when energy use peaks.
She also ventures to remote villages where local officials are charged by the central government with maintaining the one-child policy, leading to cases of forced abortions.
"The AMA took a set of policies to the election campaign, supporting elements of Labor policy leading into the election," he said.
Lansley caused controversy when involving major food and drink manufacturers in developing public health policy, leading to some organisations withdrawing from work with the government.
Yet states and localities have retained a central role in education policy, leading to a growing struggle for control over the direction of the nation's schools.
QUESTION FROM ISAAC ROUNSEVILLE : Should the ouster/killing of Gaddhafi vindicate Obama's new foreign policy (leading from behind) as well as his basic decision to invervene with Libyan affairs?
The network has evolved from grant making to a peer-learning, policy-leading organization, fostering the identification of best practices among members and nurturing their quick dissemination, significantly accelerating their adoption in other parts of the world.
It could also be relevant to study whether these changes facilitate policy proposals with the capacity to diminish equity of access to essential medicines (contrary to the National Medicines Policy), leading to reduced health outcomes for elderly citizens and those reliant on such therapies for quality of life and productivity.
