Sentence examples for policy proficiency from inspiring English sources

When asked again this week about her puerile linkage of foreign policy proficiency and Alaska's proximity to Russia, this time by Katie Couric of CBS News, here is what Ms. Palin said she meant: "That Alaska has a very narrow maritime border between a foreign country, Russia, and on our other side, the land — boundary that we have with — Canada".

Because MVA is the PAC procedure promoted in national policies, proficiency in other procedures for treatment of incomplete abortion, specifically removal of retained products of conception through dilation and curettage or treatment with misoprostol, were not assessed.

Leland Yee, a California state senator from San Francisco, had been examining whether the L.P.G.A.'s English proficiency policy was legally discriminatory.

This paper utilizes a regression discontinuity design to evaluate the impact of Florida's high-stakes testing policy on student proficiency in the low-stakes subject of science.

If the Obama circle's proficiency in policy is anything like their sense of cultural depth and inheritance, then we'll all be living lives of prosperous virtue by first spring.

The policy enhances students' English proficiency.

The policy enhances students' English proficiency  .

Conversely, if end users place great emphasis on English proficiency, the policy is likely to work as intended.

This finding is in line with the government's policy on enhancing English proficiency and points to a likely noticeable impact of the policy.

This use of certificates is likely to greatly weaken policy impact: if English proficiency plays a minor role in hiring, job applicants are not likely to make it an educational priority beyond attaining passing scores.

There is some debate in the policy arena on whether language proficiency is associated with unobserved ability.