Sentence examples for surveys policy from inspiring English sources

Judging by the surveys, policy makers in Hong Kong and elsewhere have the support they need from the public for more determined action.

Grattan Institute's Orange Book 2016, released on Tuesday, surveys policy recommendations from seven years of Grattan Institute reports and outlines what the next government's priorities should be, whoever wins the election.

Although a range of types and sources of evidence (e.g. national surveys, policy document) influenced different stages of policy process across case studies, evidence was largely used to establish the need for a policy as 'evidence for policy' and less for analysing policy options as 'evidence on policy'.

After excluding firms for a variety of reasons (e.g., a no-survey policy, not reachable), the adjusted sample was 1139.

We have surveyed policy changes that were adopted around the same time as HOPE and did not identify any policy that would be expected to change the choice of college major.

In the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education's 2013 report surveying policies maintained by 409 colleges, our attorneys found that 62% maintained codes that severely departed from First Amendment standards.

Prior studies have established that the prevalence of CKD varies widely from country to country because of the discrepancies in age, ethnic groups, known risk factors to CKD, survey policies, and equations of eGFR calculation [ 4, 16, 17].

The party discourages candidates from responding to most surveys on policy.

Repeat field surveys combine policy and scientific objectives to provide evidence on how multiple aspects of the environment are changing over time, a key goal of international science in the face of profound human impacts on ecosystems.

Secondary sources used included surveys reports, policy documents, supervision and monitoring and evaluation reports as well as written conference papers.

As a freelance consultant she has given advice on the design and use of surveys to policy makers and managers in the NHS.