Sentence examples for sensitive policies from inspiring English sources

More sensitive policies, including tax, defence and foreign policy, have to be agreed by unanimity.

The 1995 Beijing Platform for Action provides us with a clear and politically driven agreement to act to end discrimination, assert and define rights, challenge patriarchal institutions, and bring some coherence to gender sensitive policies, and economic and social policies.

However, their goal is to provide a limited view on sensitive policies.

The 1995 constitution of Ethiopia has put in place gender sensitive policies and proclamations that granted women to acquire, administer, control, use and transfer and inherit land (FDRE 1995; Hadera 2002; Hussein 2014), despite some of the limitations.

Consequently, only little information was available to design street sensitive policies and programs.

Disparities between regions and subpopulations also emphasize the need for context sensitive policies and programs.

When sensitive policy is made, the principals close the door.

I'm thinking of sensitive policy areas such as labour market and tax policy," she said.

But he did not have to address this highly sensitive policy area.

Use of public funds for news, which is required by law to be impartial and beyond government influence, is a sensitive policy issue.

BRUSSELS — For decades, any European Union nation could block proposed laws in the most sensitive policy areas, like taxation, consigning them to the scrap heap if they encroached too much on its power.