Sentence examples for redress policy from inspiring English sources

Mr Drakeford also said he is considering the case for an independent review of how the 'Putting Things Right' NHS complaints and redress policy is being implemented in NHS organisations.

It is time for the United States to redress its policy toward Iran.

The Government's Before Five (Lange, 1988) reforms of 1989 were intended to redress the policy divides between the 'haves' and 'have-nots' for children, cultures, staff and services.

China "With no political unity to redress its policy mistake, a dysfunctional Washington is now overspending the confidence in its leadership".

"With no political unity to redress its policy mistake, a dysfunctional Washington is now overspending the confidence in its leadership," an editorial on China's state-run news service Xinhua said in October.

The west must redress its policies as a matter of priority," he argued.

This dangerous synthesis of beliefs limits policy redress of racial inequality, as the fact that inequality is the result of man-made efforts is dispensed for a supposedly scientific answer: Inequality is a genetic reality.

That redress requires multiple policy changes: building new council housing on a mass scale is long overdue – or else the 'Kosovo-style cleansing' of the poor that Boris Johnson foresaw is unavoidable.

These types of injuries represent only one of the myriad of emergency medical challenges faced daily and are ones that require policy redress regionally, nationally, and internationally [4].

CS1 (maternal syphilis screening in Ghana) was able to redress a failing policy by using an individual – the researcher from a respected academic institution who had close ties with the Ghana Health Service – to act as an intermediary between the policy makers and health practitioners which appear to have had positive practice outcomes.

Melia says that imbalance has to be redressed if transport policy is to be truly sustainable.