Sentence examples for policy piloting from inspiring English sources

Recent research on policy piloting has focused on the role of pilots in making policy work in accordance with national agendas.

It is almost as if there is one Cameron on domestic policy, piloting austerity measures, and another signing off on a document calling for inclusive growth, an end to unsustainable consumption and production patterns and the kind of structural transformation usually identified with left-of-centre academics.

In spite of their widespread use in policy making in the UK and elsewhere, there is a relatively sparse literature specifically devoted to policy pilots.

Along with our union's efforts to promote sound environmental policy, pilots also make our commitment clear in the cockpit, through single-engine taxiing, technology-enhanced departure and arrival procedures, and other emission-cutting flight operations.

Navigation conditions were accounted for by differentiating factors such as vessel characteristics (size and actual draft), environmental conditions (currents, wind and waves) and the berthing policy (pilot and tug assistance).

Exploiting random differences in time and the regional implementation of a policy pilot, she finds no effects of the policy on the wages earned up to 16 years after the beginning of secondary school.

BioSHaRE is engaged in a Bioresource research impact factor (BRIF) policy pilot study, details of which can be found at: https://www.bioshare.eu/content/bioresource-impact-factor.

Since the 1990s, initiatives by bodies such as the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations have encouraged policies, pilot projects and microlending to support farming for food security in many poorer African and Asian cities.

Norchester CCG financially challenged, emphasis on (ideally academic research) evidence-based policy making, piloting new ways of commissioning contracts, with substantial aid from commercial and not-for-profit providers.

The policy was piloted from December 2014 and rolled out across England in February 2016.

Councils would also be required to publish online details of all expenditure over £500, a policy already piloted in Windsor and Maidenhead.