Sentence examples for Policy reflection from inspiring English sources

Abbott's speech at the Samuel Griffith Society last week demonstrated key markers that he'd have to display to make a comeback viable: self-reflection and a capacity to learn from mistakes; considered policy reflection and the beginning of an economic narrative; and an uncowering stance in the media glare.

To this end, and under the auspices of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada Contributions Program, we convened a workshop to facilitate focused scholarly and policy reflection and analysis on the privacy risks and issues associated with cell-based research and interventions.

Middle East (1995-2001) : reflections on development / Inder Sud -- 12. Tanzania and Uganda (1995-2002) : the right approach to the right policies : reflections on Tanzania / James W. Adams -- 13.

Is American foreign policy a reflection of a desire to promote democracy, or is it motivated by America's economic interests and imperial dreams?

Tax policy, a reflection of social values and priorities, is inherently contentious in a state as large and diverse as California, much less the United States overall.

Is anything about Western policy a reflection of public opinion?

It also appears that a book he published under his own name in 2002 — Educational Policy: Concepts, Reflections and Proposals — was apparently written in its entirety by one of his professors.

Obama's corporate and military policies are reflections of anti-democratic imbalances of power that are part of the political economy.

"The policy is a reflection of what the local communities want," he said.

Andrew Brown: Are faith schools' mostly middle-class intakes down to an exclusion policy or a reflection of Christianity's values?

With vulnerability and resilience currently being discussed on the international policy agenda, a reflection on the usage, benefits, and challenges of resilience and vulnerability is timely.