Sentence examples for preliminary policy from inspiring English sources

After she makes an official announcement early next year, Ms. Ellison said, she will methodically lay out her campaign initiatives and preliminary policy plans.

The results from the FGs and the MNL model suggest some preliminary policy recommendations.

The MNL model suggests some preliminary policy recommendations, which must be confirmed by the results of the final survey.

The results in Table 1 offer great potential for analysing trends and providing preliminary policy recommendations, and for understanding users' perception of transfers.

One piece of work introduces a preliminary policy management framework for the resources of Fog computing to enhance secure interaction, sharing and interoperability among user-requested resources [100].

We conclude with some preliminary policy recommendations that could help improve the information environment for initiatives and referenda by providing key information on the ballot.

Although some biobanks have developed preliminary policies, the majority of biobanks in the Netherlands have not done so up to now (E. Vermeulen et al. 2014).

When I spoke to McCain he had some preliminary policies in place on a number of issues and they certainly make sense particularly with regard to his politics and generally speaking Republican politics, particularly how they handle financial issues and the markets and regulation, tend to work very well in Silicon Valley with a hands off approach.

Given that Social Science One has so prominently cited replication as a central tenant of its mission, one would assume the initiative has devoted substantial time and resources to developing an initial replication framework and has already written preliminary policies governing how it reviews replication requests, even if those policies are still in draft form.

A preliminary state policy, written in collaboration with the city, would require a panel of principals and teachers to approve each use of credit recovery and mandate that a teacher certified in the appropriate subject oversee students trying to make up credits.

When the BEWG was approached for comment on a preliminary energy policy crafted by consultants for the Bermuda Department of Energy, Landsberg quickly saw some critical omissions in the proposal.