Sentence examples for preserved policy from inspiring English sources

The studies of van Rijn et al, 20 Holme et al, 24 Nilsson, 25 and Wester et al 29 promoted early ankle mobilisation or early weight bearing as much as pain allowed, whereas the study by Reinhardt et al 27 prescribed a more preserved policy (cryotherapy, compression bandage, minimal weight bearing).

One of the key challenges of integrating policies is conflict detection and resolution while preserving policy consistency.

Public health nutrition advocates and health-related policymakers must be proactive in their engagement with the trade negotiations to minimise negative outcomes and preserve policy space for population nutrition goals.

An Entity-centric Approach for Privacy and Identity Management in Cloud Computing Angin et al. ([2010]) present an entity-centric architecture for Identity Management in Cloud that uses Active Bundles (AB) scheme and ensures user's anonymity by applying privacy preserving policies.

B.J. Habibie, the president at the time of the East Timor breakaway, preserved the policy of military repression that had enflamed separatist feelings in both provinces in the first place.

It argued that a clear conflict existed between its country's foreign policy goal to take an 'offensive interest in the NAMA negotiations' and its 'expressed policy to support developing countries' requirements and help preserve their policy space' (PCC, p.47).

It makes no sense to continue to pay more to preserve a policy that everyone agrees is flawed.

It adds that it preserves the policy position that an asylum seeker cannot be removed "while they are entitled to apply for a substantive visa".

"In a converged world, those deals need to become much more explicit if you want to preserve the policy goals," says Mr Phillips.Third, content on different platforms may require different rules.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Paul A. Volcker, a top White House economic adviser, said Thursday that the Obama administration's proposed overhaul of financial rules would preserve the policy of "too big to fail" and could lead to future banking bailouts.

The question is whether the bankruptcy court will allow Mr. Corzine and the other defendants to continue to draw on the insurance to pay for their mounting legal costs or seek to preserve the policy for payments to MF Global's customers and claims holders.