Sentence examples for transformed policy from inspiring English sources
The Prescott-Kydland papers "transformed academic research in economics" and also transformed policy making, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said in its citation.
By collecting detailed information on every road death — such as the make, model, and year of the car; the speed at which it was travelling; and which seats the passengers were sitting in — the N.H.T.S.A. transformed policy making.
If others insist that the alternative to unilateralism is the UN, America will stick with unilateralism.Most important, the underlying rationale of Mr Bush's transformed policy has not really changed.
Widespread and authentic citizen engagement in Mutual Accountability Partnerships (MAPs) can transform policy, mobilize resources, empower bolder action, catalyzing major political transformations.
That's the model he's using to try to transform policy in San Diego.
We do need to create space and a new agenda by exploring structural racism in society and its impact on services by coming to terms with historical inequalities to create the right conditions around reconciliation and trust that has the potential to transform policy making and service development.
"As part of our objective to achieve full employment, we will aim to halve the disability employment gap: we will transform policy, practice and public attitudes, so that hundreds of thousands more disabled people who can and want to be in work find employment," it pledges.
Technology is transforming policy fights across the nation, reshaping the focus, issues and battlegrounds.
Thus it becomes possible to transform policy into practice without having divergent values or reduce conflict between priorities in the areas of safety and production.
The main purpose of this work is to present a policy-oriented framework toward addressing WWDs in a systematic manner and to suggest a systemic discipline for transforming policy objectives to actionable outcomes.
In all of education, there is perhaps no one who better understands how evidence and innovation can transform policy to benefit disadvantaged kids than Jim Shelton.
