Sentences with phrase «lack of policy initiatives»

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Finally, the PBO expresses concerns over the lack of detailed costing information for new policy initiatives and a plan to secure the spending restraint savings announced in the 2010 Budget.

These two also trade on this lack of coverage to pinch Lib Dem policies and initiatives and pass them off as their own, reasonably confident that few people will notice, and that the Lib Dems will be denied sufficient coverage to expose it.

«Constant new policy initiatives, the divisive threat of performance - related pay and the lack of evidence behind decision - making are leaving teachers and schools on unsteady, uncertain ground, which also adds to workloads.»

After several novel policy initiatives, it should be painfully obvious to Fed - watchers that the lack of increase in the monetary base is intentional.

Adaptation: Adaptation measures taken thus far in Nigeria have centered around educational initiatives, but the country still lacks a federal oversight body for the purpose of coordinating research and policy.

Uncommitted policies (S2), the second type, may lack detailed implementation plans or firm financial support, but have all been proposed, such as new efficient and zero net energy building targets, construction of the high - speed rail system, and initiatives by various agencies to, for example, increase biofuels use and continue progress in improving vehicle efficiency.

Recently a number of Australian Government policy initiatives have been directed at addressing access and improving care for Indigenous Australians, including the unprecedented funding of $ A805.5 million for the multifaceted Indigenous Chronic Disease Package (ICDP) from 2009 to 2013.8 — 10 However, there is a general lack of research into, and evaluations of, interventions that aim to improve access to healthcare on which such interventions can be based.4, 7, 11

The growth in the direct provision of pharmacy services is real testament to the success of the Section 100 initiative, which again was a policy solution to the lack of access to essential medicines for Aboriginal people advocated for by Congress and AMSANT and introduced in 1998.