Sentence examples for stimulating policy from inspiring English sources

Where no public engagement vehicles are provided, citizens often resort to public demonstrations that capture media attention, which may be embarrassing for a government but is usually less effective at stimulating policy change.

The Conservative Party must be the party of ideas, and I will initiate the broadest and most stimulating policy debate that the party has seen since 1975.

To address this challenge, appropriate indicators are needed to stimulate policy action and measure the effectiveness of interventions.

But in the context of the jockeying to become the next leader of the Conservative Party it can mean only one thing .I thought [the euro] would lead to increased productivity, efficiency and living standards and stimulate policy reforms," Ken Clarke said, before going on to predict that Britain would not join the single currency for at least ten years.

At the international level, the Thematic Working Group on Early Childhood Education and Care of the European Commission (2012 2014) or the OECD Network on Early Childhood Education and Care, for example, also serve(d) as platforms for knowledge exchange; empirical findings from ECEC are presented and discussed and should stimulate policy making in the member states.

The main focus of the discussion was on means to stimulate policy development.

This acknowledgement of the importance of HIT in China's health reform plan has stimulated policy that supports HIT investment.

7– 12 The increasing costs stimulate policy makers, practitioners, and researchers to find effective and low-cost solutions to reduce age-related expenditure.

In order to stimulate policy development, it might thus be advisable to foster collaborations between the health and sport sectors for physical activity promotion among older people.

This is in anticipation that the findings of this study may stimulate policy makers in Nigeria to take a drastic stand in regards to policy formulation and implementation on the use of prenatal ultrasound scan.

More analysis of knowledge-brokering activities that are appropriate to further develop evidence-informed policy development in Pacific and other low-to-middle income countries is necessary before this current innovative approach is used as a model to stimulate policy action in other Pacific countries.