Sentence examples for urgently needed policy from inspiring English sources
"But this is an urgently needed policy.
Miss Suu Kyi herself has helped to set up an NLD youth congress; it hopes to meet for the first time in December or early next year.Isolated iconCritics still point to the continuing isolation of Miss Suu Kyi (who is stuck in Naypyidaw much of the time) from the rest of the party and her unwillingness to delegate urgently needed policy thinking to others.
And to make sure that with all the talk in Washington about "jobs," we don't let the platitudes become a substitute for urgently needed policies.
UNICEF urgently needs policy guidance for the whole organization on the implications of the cluster approach and in particular the provider of last resort clause.
In highlighting the scale of the scandal he at least creates the space for a change of approach even if he is not the one implementing urgently needed new policies, structures and attitudes.
A strategy for sustainable wetland management will benefit from careful analysis of dominant land uses and related management practices, to develop an urgently needed land use policy for the Lower Delta.
Data on gender variation and outcome are urgently needed to inform policy and research on children and HIV.
Large-scale rigorous studies, including RCTs, are now urgently needed to provide policy makers with more evidence on the effectiveness of CHW programmes on child mortality.
Such analyses are urgently needed to aid policy makers decide on whether, and at what stage, strong regulations attempting eradication may be beneficial after the introduction of an exotic pathogen.
A well-designed trial is urgently needed to inform policy development on the regulation and availability of these and the many other emerging nicotine cigarette substitute products [ 22, 23].
However, the research evidence base for such claims remains weak[ 9] and greater understanding of the use of the acute hospital for patients dying from conditions amenable to palliative care input is urgently needed to inform policy and practice.
