A quite valid concern was raised by informants both at the national and district level regarding implementation of task shifting in the current human recourses policies which guides employees promotion and career development.
Policy can exist without recourse to law, but where policy has been designed for a long-term purpose, and where voluntary compliance has not proved successful, policy may need the heavier hand of law for implementation.
The point here is that in Lebanon cabinet coalitions dictate national policy often without recourse to legislation.
The secondary objectives were to determine if such a policy reduced either recourse to cesarean delivery during labor or early neonatal complications.
Working through the districts for programme implementation fostered a sense of ownership of the programme at the local levels and contributed towards a culture of regular data informed policy assessment and recourse.
I had no recourse to corporate sexual harassment policies; I wasn't, after all, a contracted employee.
Local managers, largely unable to affect global anthropogenic emissions policies, have little recourse but to attempt embrace strategies to sustain resilience of coral reef ecosystems so as to reduce impacts and slow ecological shifts to different (non-coral dominated) conditions [1], [2], [3], [4].
For workers who aren't covered by a paid sick leave policy, there's little recourse, according to Lamberton, the lawyer.
Ultimately, the recourse method allows considering less restrictive policies, although these may be highly sensitive to the choice of penalty functions.
The diversity of factors explaining the (non -recourse to recreationon -recourses requires a policy toat addrecreationalomplex chactivitiesf accessibility, one that would requiresthe acknowledgement of the diversity of families and therefore of their needs (Vander Gucht 1995).
