Sentence examples for policy observations from inspiring English sources

In noting Monday's anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall — one reason she was invited to Washington — Mrs. Merkel mixed personal and policy observations.

In his case, it was musings on foreign policy, observations about the cognitive abilities of his colleagues and a not-so-minor fixation on the appearance of women, generally expressed ungenerously.

The physical activity and nutrition environment were assessed before and after the intervention in 15 ECE settings in Wisconsin using the Environment and Policy Observation Assessment tool, and interviews were conducted with providers and technical consultants.

While it was not possible for us to independently determine whether the overcrowding, delays and poor quality of care women reported receiving were caused by the free maternal healthcare policy, our observations, coupled with interviews with nurses and midwives as well as reviews of secondary literature, suggest that the quality of maternal healthcare may indeed be deteriorating.

And then it's nothing but brilliant policy-wonk observations".

Weight decreased and then weight regained, the changes within recent years provide a case of foreign language policy for observation from mainland China.

It is not certain what other uncaptured behaviours or policies the observations could be a result of, possibly unforeseen marketing, the introduction of new models (currently in the PTTMAM this is represented as a vehicle attribute from a simple function of the growing market share) or a change in public interest.

While its basic design does not supply explanatory power or trace the relationships between the pre-existing conditions that facilitate medical tourism and the impacts of the practice, the Pocock and Phua framework does provide a useful organizational scheme to identify and compile additional policy-relevant observations.

Gillibrand draws on that experience for policy ideas and observations about her workplace — and for burnishing her public image as a mother and women's advocate.

With its allusions to US foreign policy and acute observations of teen ennui, The Death Ray displays a genuine affection for the comic form and an urge to deconstruct it.

"Recent panicked responses by financial markets to monetary policy communications and observations from a range of economists suggest the Federal Reserve's forward guidance clearly needs some improvement," Hensarling said.