Sentence examples for raise policy makers from inspiring English sources

In addition to educating physicians, the WHO aimed to raise policy makers' awareness about children's health and the environment.

There is often a large discrepancy between the questions raised by policy makers and the responses offered by scientists.

Chris Williamson, of data provider Markit, which compiles the survey, said: "The fall in the PMI for a second successive month suggests that the European Central Bank was correct to cut interest rates to a record low at its last meeting, and the further loss of growth momentum will raise calls for policy makers to do more".

These issues raise questions for policy makers and researchers on how to assess equity in health care reform to prove whether the equity target has been achieved or not.

The high exception rates for certain quality indicators also raise questions for policy makers about the appropriateness of these indicators and whether the current exception reporting system is being used appropriately to deal with the potential unintended consequences of financial incentives.

The use of charter legislation by homeschooling parents raises issues for policy makers.

Another reason, according to Mr. Chen, is the possibility — however distant — of a financial transaction tax raised by European policy makers, which would depress trading volumes.

Raising awareness amongst policy makers about the convincing scientific evidence for the effectiveness of environmental level policy options will be a crucial first step in Tunisia.

The most important argument in favour of using an auction, raised by 4 policy makers, was that an auction is a necessary instrument for making public decisions fairly and transparently; it allows the authorities to objectively select the participants in the project, and the level of payment that they will receive.

Other stakeholders also raised awareness among policy makers on the need to introduce newborn hearing screening: in 2003, an association of parents of hearing-impaired children organised a political forum, and in 2004 and 2005 a working group from the FWB's sign language advisory committee addressed members of parliament on the need to provide newborn hearing screening.

But the return to big profits and hefty bonuses will raise questions for Washington policy makers.