Sentence examples for policy nice from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, despite national policy, NICE guidance, several initiatives and interventions within a single health care system (NHS), UK registry data suggest an atlas of variation in the proportion of dialysis patients receiving home HD (0% in 13 centres, to >5% in 8 centres) [ 3].

"These policies make nice politics because it says our politicians care about us and don't want the impersonal market forces to hurt the innocent," said Marc Chandler, the top currency strategist for Brown Brothers Harriman.

For example, the Cancer Drug Fund in the UK supports some indications that go against the policies by NICE, although these are not national decisions.

The slick-fielding Iglesias provides a nice insurance policy for AL Central-leading Detroin in case Jhonny Peralta is suspended as part of baseball's Biogenesis drug investigation.

Co-founder and CEO Sahil Jain said the "vast majority" of that money is still in the bank, but he said the debt serves as "a very nice insurance policy," especially if he wants to stay competitive as the ad tech industry becomes increasingly "frothy".

"It seems like a nice policy," he said.

There are other West Coast details: the biodegradable corn-based utensils, the aggressive composting policy, the disarmingly nice staff.

He is something of a policy wonk, a nice balance to Mr. Bush's celebrated aversion to minutiae.

This is Thatcher at her best, not confusing the professional conduct of foreign policy with being nice to foreigners.

Either way, the message is the same: Progressive public policy is a nice pursuit, if you are a Wall Street type breaking into politics.

A few strokes of a pen can earn a policy maker some nice pats on the back, as schools like those in Fayetteville, Ark .(no more chocolate milk at breakfast), and Los Angeles (no more flavored milk at all) have found.