Sentence examples for a basis for policymaking from inspiring English sources

As executed, however, Viscusi's study is inappropriate as a basis for policymaking and unreliable as evidence about punitive damages.

Yet 60% of all respondents (including 70% of civil society respondents) also reported that non-binding codes can in theory have some effect (n = 25), either by serving as a basis for policymaking (n = 4), a source of moral imperatives to act (n = 3), or an advocacy tool for political prioritization (n = 4).

But gambling is not a sound basis for policymaking.

Discounting inconvenient facts is not a sound basis for policymaking.

However, the fact that a small section of the public with internet access, confidence and enough time to give their opinions during the day are using a government site to advocate creative betrayal of the poor does not represent a coherent basis for policymaking.

The appointment of the RoP was closely linked to the University of Peradeniya Faculty of Agriculture and this established a technical basis for policymaking.

"See no evil, hear no evil and speak no evil" may sometimes be a good prescription for day to day life, but it is no basis for policymaking.

Even when data have been gathered and summarized to high standards, further analysis – of what is both reported and missing – is usually needed before the information can be disseminated and communicated to non-technical audiences and used as the basis for policymaking.

This was the first of several that provided a basis for public discussion and policymaking.

Results that are robust to moderate in variation in surgical risk provide a much sounder basis for policymaking than those that are not.

The publicly-available analytical work of the official sector on this issue (from the Bank for International Settlements and the New York Fed) is very weak - if this is the basis for policymaking decisions, there is serious trouble ahead.