Sentence examples for the extant policy from inspiring English sources

Dr. Raman Singh, Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh wrote to me in June 2005 seeking continuation of the extant policy and requesting that any changes in coal policy be made after arriving at a consensus between the Central Government and the States.

The extant "policy and process safeguards" used by the agencies to control and regulate access to the datasets entail legal training, audit processes and disciplinary proceedings.

Adolescents discharged from mental health or care services may show a level of persistence of mental health difficulties and poor psychosocial adjustment at odds with the extant policies on recovery principles and client-centred service provision.

The opinions expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the WHO or Defence Health Service or any extant policy of Department of Defence, Australia.

Extant policy suggestions, however, have been more modest.

In order to enhance national competitive advantage (Bartels et al. 2009) through exploiting both forms, it is crucial for policy makers in governments to utilise effectively and efficiently extant policy instruments and to design new policies based on empirical evidence as a function of significant variables.

And in spite of the many institutions and initiatives started since then, in some areas there's still a major gap between the reality of the tech world and extant policies and goals.

Yes, but who knows what might have happened if the advice of Friedman and the "Chicago Boys' had taken deep root and influenced extant policies on the day of the earthquake?

In an attempt to strengthen the influence of its recommendations, NSERC drew from extant policies of several Canadian universities, and it sought input from various educational agencies and associations (e.g., Canadian Association of University Research Administrators, Fonds pour la Formation de Chercheurs et l'Aide à la Recherche).

Results of this study would contribute to the extant literature and enable policy makers to institute interventions to minimise the burden of stunting and severe stunting in Tanzanian children.

One response is Health Technology Assessment (HTA), a systematic search, assessment and summary of the extant literature on a specific health intervention or policy, analyzed both for outcome and the quality of the evidence itself.