Sentence examples for settings policy from inspiring English sources

Especially in resource-limited settings, policy makers are under pressure to procure lowest-cost items.

There is a paucity in the systematic tracking of global investments in health research and development (R&D), with noted mismatches between the global burden of pneumonia and research investment (Rudan et al., 2011), and only one study of limited scope highlighting product and technology-related R&D of bacterial pneumonia in low-income settings (Policy Cures, 2014b).

Study abroad programmes have been shown to have significant benefits for participating healthcare students such as promoting cultural awareness and understanding of different healthcare settings, policies and practices.

Despite these concessions, the most significant consequence to date is that, by putting the institution's rent-setting policy under intense scrutiny, these students have catalysed a reframing of the debate surrounding access to education.

In fact, during the Q&A period following Darnton's talk, the man who led the Authors Guild suit against Google, Nick Taylor, asked whether any authors had been consulted in the planning of this potentially precedent-setting policy.

The computational results show that the toll-setting policy is more practical and efficient, and the two models can be combined as a two-stage strategy in long-term hazmat transportation regulations.

The more significant reason for divergence between urban and rural public insurance was the premium-setting policy.

It is conceivable, however, that the recent introduction of the DBC financing system will change the reimbursement and therefore benefit-setting policy.

The literature on prioritization in health care is mainly concerned with cost-effectiveness analyses and studies on priority-setting policies (macro- and meso-level) while priority setting at the micro-level (clinical level) is given less attention [ 1- 7].

The E.U. has no power to question the wage-setting policies of eurozone governments or tell the German government what it needs to do to boost domestic demand.

The rent-setting policies of UCL show a flagrant disregard for the welfare of its students, placing an intolerable burden on low income students who depend on these loans to support themselves.