Sentence examples for policy neglect from inspiring English sources
If anyone should be charged for deaths in earthquake zones, it's those who allow flimsy buildings to be built, whether through policy neglect or incompetence in construction.
What we are seeing now is precisely the product of a quarter-century of policy neglect vis-à-vis that critically consequential country.
Higher education can help to break this vicious circle of political and public policy neglect by promoting the discussion of political issues on campuses and encouraging students to register to vote.
But rapid population growth and a steadily more sedentary lifestyle for the Masai, driven in large part by decades of policy neglect, have seen the number of permanent settlements surge along the boundaries of the Mara.
While the NFIP has protected lives and saved billions of dollars in damage since Congress enacted it close to 50 years ago, it has suffered from policy neglect and political interference.
Instead, the president has hyped the threat and asserted that this is a war of no choice, then combined it all with his worst pre-9/11 business as usual: budget-busting tax cuts, indifference to global environmental concerns, a gas-guzzling energy policy, neglect of the Arab-Israeli peace process and bullying diplomacy.
If public policy neglects such concerns, its account of the challenge we face is impoverished, and the associated solutions quickly become grossly inadequate.
They noted that health policy research focused largely on the content of policy, neglecting actors, context and processes.
The central problem is that these policies neglect what economists call "public goods": items and services that benefit many people and can't easily be withheld from those who don't pay for them directly.
Also, the policies neglect to outline how LGBT people will be protected from arrest, violence or persecution when they participate in Bank projects.
Excessively rationalistic policies neglect deep beliefs, symbols, sentiments, and emotions and the like, and that deficiency marks many actual and proposed policies" [ 36].
