Sentence examples for policy practicalities from inspiring English sources

Ideological talk of welfare reform has slammed up against the limitations of policy practicalities and IT systems.

An overview of OA policy and practicalities from the National Institute for Health Research, a major funder of research at Oxford.

It was not just the mandate that Vize commented on this year; he also analysed the policy and practicalities behind the healthcare headlines for many stories over the last 12 months – including NHS overseas franchise plans and clinical commissioning groups' authorisation.

Moore is, of course, a genius of political satire, deploying his persona — as a populist socialist skeptic with a superb sense of humor and a chess player's skill at media positioning — to deeply humane ends that are mainly detached from practicality, policy, and practical politics.

Lederer's primary concern was not policy but practicality.

Indeed, as a matter of good policy and sheer practicality, the UN must learn to share burdens, welcoming help from others and working hand in hand with them.

In countries where rights and democracy exist only at the peripheries--where the rough justice of unhindered power and the tumble of political contest outweigh neat policy--the practicalities of power seem inevitably to overtake democratic aspirations.

We now move on from the "principles of public policy" stage to the "practicalities of design and implementation" stage.

First, much of this is less about the practicalities of policy than how well such proposals might play with the kind of voters whose supposed views are currently being channelled by Lynton Crosby.

In order to indicate the practicalities of policy-driven healthcare infrastructure, we now provide an overview of SBUS functionality, and follow by describing the means for policy enforcement.

While the goal of zero police deaths is widely considered unrealistic, the proposals have gotten a positive response among policy wonks for its practicality and effectiveness.