Sentence examples for stage for policy from inspiring English sources

The rest of the country is watching too: If passed, the bill could set the stage for policy battles in other states and Washington.

These same policy-makers then played a central role in passing the Global Strategy for the Prevention and Control of STI at the World Health Assembly [ 23], thereby priming the stage for policy change with a renewed international focus on STIs.

This sets the stage for policy assessment (A6), influencing changes in laws, regulations, and standards changes (A9), which in turn leads to improved environment (A11), reduced emissions from industry (C7), and reduced human exposure (A12), thus leading to ultimate improvements in human health status.

Compressed rates of economic growth, inflation and investment returns, coupled with the realization that monetary policy is at the end of its tether (for what lies beyond "open-ended money printing") set the stage for a policy pivot.

BRUSSELS — European leaders crisscrossed the Continent on Tuesday for meetings on strategies for handling the sovereign debt crisis, a day after the president of the European Central Bank seemed to set the stage for a policy announcement for later in the week.

The data sets the stage for Federal Reserve policy makers, who are meeting on Tuesday against the backdrop of an economy with stable and extremely low inflation, suggestions of deflation, sluggish growth and struggling job and housing markets.

Adding up all these examples of GOP duplicity and hypocrisy (to which many Democrats unfortunately yield), we have to ask when logic, common sense, evidence and fairness will take center stage for health policy makers and legislators?

In 2011, despite an economic recession that hit us like a ton of bricks, we made a strategic decision to cut our national travel and expand our staff in key local battles that have set the stage for national policy change.

The approved OHP went through all stages required for policy development unlike the previous attempts.

The two-stage Evidence for Policy and Practice Information and Co-ordinating Centre (EPPI-Centre) approach was used [ 3].

This high inequality set the stage for the policies of Peron and others, which were justified in part as attempts to make Argentina a less unequal nation.