Sentence examples for system of policy from inspiring English sources

All three tiers of government have some involvement in the provision of early childhood services across Australia, thus resulting in the complex and multilayered system of policy development, funding and provision of early childhood education and care in Australia today (OECD, 2006).

In response, and on the basis of a top-down and conformance-oriented system of policy implementation and evaluation, the Chinese central government has launched various policies and targets on energy efficiency and production that lower levels of government have to follow.

It is thus necessary to develop an integrated system of policy and practice that involves not only the hotel management and staff, but also all parties concerned with environmental protection and sustainability, and to re-evaluate and reconsider national, local, and hotel policies and training activities.

In this, research findings become ammunition in an adversarial system of policy making.

"This crisis stems from the prolonged occupation and recurrent hostilities, alongside a system of policies that undermine the ability of Palestinians to live normal, selfsustaining lives and realize the full spectrum of their rights, including the right to self-determination".

The real threat to our children and their future is our system of policies and systems that leave too many of our children (and their families) out in the cold.

This is a political party going the way of the Federalist and the Whigs; holding onto an outdated system of policies not enough voters support, from a time nobody wants to remember, in a generation that is going in the opposite direction.

This study shows that in HRH management and inter-sectoral relations, the health workers in Brazil make up a contingent of professionals influenced by different systems of policy formulation, with autonomy, direction and particular concerns not governed by sectoral politics.

Linking data at the individual level across care boundaries offers the opportunity of evaluating system impact of policy initiatives which cannot be effectively measured separately in different sectors of the health and social care provision.

There are arguments (Ignits & Kapitány, 2006) that during the transition years, the emergence of unemployment and growing social inequality forced the support system of family policy to take over more of the tasks of social policy.

The development of an innovative system of environmental policy instruments for sustainable management of pig farming in a municipality in Portugal is used to illustrate the proposed approach.