Sentence examples for prevailing policies from inspiring English sources

However, she has never before expressed such antipathy towards the prevailing policies and rhetoric of the government which she had to endure when she was in office.

Finally, a Policy Advisory Board was set up in each country comprising experts from ministries of health and local government to ensure the interventions were compatible with the respective contexts and prevailing policies, and to help bridge the research-to-policy and policy-to-action gaps (16).

Until then, with the prevailing policies, the best you can hope for is an underpaid servant with a PhD in hospitality.

At the same time it is the electorate's strong reaction to Greece still being used as "the canary in the coal mine" of the prevailing policies of the northern EU countries.

NGOs need to establish a condom distribution system tailored to the prevailing policies and practices at the LGU level.

Summative assessments have to be carried out to evaluate the effectiveness of existing policies, and provide an indication of the extent to which they are meeting their objectives: they thereby help to decide whether adjustments to prevailing policies are needed, and to inform those concerned about what is already being done.

These partnerships also allowed researchers to tap into prevailing policy priorities and were considered an important contributor to their capacity to undertake further priority-driven research in partnership with end-users.

In this contested context of different perspectives held by professionals and by family carers a route forward that is consistent with prevailing policy guidelines, like the End of Life Care Strategy [ 15], is to ensure where possible that it is the patient who decides about end of life care (not the clinical team or relatives).

However, the attempt may serve as an indication that the then prevailing policy of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations to make every farmer his own 'horse doctor' was beginning to yield to the growing availability of more or less trained veterinary practitioners.

Under the prevailing policy consensus in higher education, vice chancellors and government ministers have learned to speak the same language.

The prevailing policy, he added, is that it is "a market decision how much commercialism is too much commercialism".