When, for example, I was explaining the business education tax proposal instead of tuition fees, or saying a bit more about green economic policy, he was receptive.
18 More than 10% of respondents cited lack of a receptive policy climate 23 and lack of training in database searching 20 as possible environmental barriers.
The results of these analyses ought to make patients and policy makers more receptive to the potential benefits of hospital choices.
The reality, which is often discussed within countries, and is now understood empirically, was that knowing researchers socially and outside professional relations made policy-makers more receptive to their research.
It is difficult, however, to determine whether journals that publish methodological and editorial articles or refer to qualitative research in their policy statements are more receptive to this type of research; or alternatively whether qualitative researchers are more inclined to submit (and subsequently publish) their work in these journals because of prior publications and policy statements.
a. Policy All participants were receptive to all routine vaccines mandated by either Hong Kong or mainland China governments.
These Government policies demonstrate commitment to address the barriers to institutional delivery, and indicate that the policy environment may be receptive to other low cost interventions that may reduce delays in care seeking.
For example, car-oriented groups would benefit from more fuel-efficient vehicles and vehicles with alternative power sources, whereas the multimodal traveler could be more receptive to policies promoting cycling and public transport.
In the case, Adkins v. Children's Hospital, the Supreme Court struck down this legislation under the so-called "freedom to contract," a doctrine the conservative Supreme Court at the time had used to invalidate progressive attempts to make the laissez-faire economy of the early 20th century more receptive to policies to protect workers and consumers.
"The industry is probably receptive to public policy changes that they wouldn't have considered before".
