Sentence examples for the policy knowledge from inspiring English sources

To access PAN: Children go to http://children.pan.org.za Remarks by UNICEF Representative Aida Girma at the launch of the Policy Knowledge Hub on Child Rights and Equity (PAN Children) [PDF]    Email this article.

The policy knowledge yielded by this analysis is expected to improve the second phase of implementation, during which bladder and prostate cancers are scheduled to be added to the programme.

"Several have been a little bit amazed by the lack of policy knowledge," Kristol said.

Interestingly, our results show that the advocacy day experience itself promoted health policy knowledge: following the brief training and advocacy experience, participants indicated an increased knowledge of both PPACA and how health policy can affect the populations they serve (Table 2).

The Indian initiative, called the International Agency for Solar Technologies and Applications (Iasta), aims to spread cheap solar technology across the globe with pooled policy knowledge.

UNICEF actively works to draw from and build upon research initiatives taking place at relevant institutions contributing to the body of social policy knowledge.

An appreciation of these geographies of policy knowledge across the state and corporate domains of policy mobilization is a first step towards grasping these varied registers of expertise, and their implications for the form and content of policies on the move.

I honestly know precocious high school students with deeper policy knowledge than the Republican presidential nominee.

There is no one--no one--who is better-armed with foreign policy knowledge than the Secretary.

There is a persistent gap, however, between policy knowledge at the global level, and policy implementation at country level.

During the campaign, W. tried to soothe public doubts about the deep dry well of his foreign policy knowledge.