Sentence examples for spread of policy from inspiring English sources

The UK and Germany stand out as examples of the wide spread of policy response to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident.

Policy transfer is a theoretical perspective that has been used to describe the spread of policy ideas from one political setting to another [ 3].

The comparisons enabled the researchers to point to three factors that shaped the development of effective programmes: the formation of coalitions among policy elites, the spread of policy risk, and the country's financial and institutional stability.

"For the vast majority of them there are a good spread of policies they could consider," he said.

That was the fear around the comics blogosphere last week when word spread of a policy change from Diamond Comic Distributors, the world's dominant distributor of English-language comic books.

Given the geographical and historical spread of DEMIG POLICY, the diversity of data sources raised three main challenges: (i) First, collecting data on such a wide range of countries with various political and legal systems, as well as migration histories, presented considerable conceptual and linguistic challenges.

To halt the spread of reactionary policies, gridlock brings a coma-like stasis.

Understanding HEV epidemiology in Africa will expedite the implementation of evidence-based control policies aimed at preventing the spread of HEV including policies for the use of available resources such as HEV vaccines.

With his executive order encouraging the spread of cheap, unregulated insurance policies; with his Administration's decision to slash spending on the advertising and promotion of Obamacare enrollment; and, now, with this latest premeditated act of vandalism, whose ultimate victims will include some of his own supporters, he has done all he can to bring the system crashing down around him.

In typical German fashion, the steps under discussion are incremental and spread across a range of policy areas so as not to raise the ire of German voters.

The availability of stimulus funds and the gradual spread of clean-energy policies meant that "Copenhagen didn't magically change investment decisions," Mr. Liebreich said.