Sentence examples for A policymaking from inspiring English sources

A policymaking environment that unintentionally, yet unduly punishes working class, middle class, Millenial, minority, and first-time homebuyers while inviting institutions to become majority homeowners within certain neighborhoods and cities is one that is headed in the wrong direction.

The N.C.T.C. should not be a policymaking body.

I'm not in a policymaking position, never have been".

In essence, he wants to strengthen the two institutions said to represent pan-European interests: the European Parliament and the European Commission, a policymaking bureaucracy.

The International Energy Agency IEAa), a policymaking club for rich countries, says that the risk of spills is six times higher by train than by pipeline.

Kelly Love, the White House spokeswoman, said, "Mr. Icahn does not have a position with the Administration, nor a policymaking role".

But he will have done a great service to the country to make the Senate a functioning policymaking body at a time that it must be.

The first presidential spouse who pursued a major policymaking role, the beleaguered first lady has been a heroine and role model to her feminist allies - and a malevolent, power-mad shrew to her conservative foes".

It's been impossible to be sure, and a former Administration official once told me that this fact alone shows what a dysfunctional policymaking process it was.

Mr Brown is at the centre of the treasury machine; his officials are at the heart of an interventionist policymaking mechanism which is spreading its tentacles across government.

Two years is welcome certainty for a sluggish economy but a blink of an eye for policymaking.