Sentence examples for preceding policy from inspiring English sources

Perhaps less noticed is the Yates Memorandum's silence regarding the benefits of an effective compliance program, which was featured prominently in every preceding policy memorandum.

Some argued that in the case of HSV-2, in private settings and on a small scale, practice was already preceding policy, as acyclovir is available and prescribed.

Our findings support two lessons that public health advocates may consider: the utility of presenting children as a vulnerable target population, and the possibility of late surges in critical arguments preceding policy events.

Our findings echo recommendations from existing literature that communicating with the public about the harms of SHS can be more effective if messages focus on the vulnerability and powerlessness of children, and that advocates should be wary of, and prepared to offer rebuttals to, late surges in arguments opposing legislative change in the days preceding policy events.

Cultural changes precede policy shifts.

Scientific evidence about environmental problems typically precedes policy action by years or decades.

But culture precedes policy, not the other way around, as I've been discussing a lot lately with writer Jeff Chang and artist Favianna Rodriguez.

It is, especially in the process of deliberation that precedes policy (Monaghan, 2010; Stevens, 2007) or when research is introduced into low to moderate conflict forums governed by strong professional norms that favor science (see Weible, 2008).

We timed the grant application to follow policy approval but to precede policy implementation.

The movement now demanding a new American trade policy is larger and more diverse than in any preceding trade policy fight.

This late increase in critical arguments supports Harris and colleagues' [ 28] recommendation that policy advocates should expect increased opposition in the final weeks preceding a policy event.