Sentence examples for advised on policy from inspiring English sources

Blunkett said he supports Miliband's position on the economy, but spoke of his concerns that the Labour leader is being advised on policy by Lord Mauricee) Glasman, an academic who has made a "Blue Labour" case for more conservative policies on certain social and international issues, such as immigration and crime.

JT, DM, MU, LL, PN, and DK advised on policies and recommendations.

The Forum studies the latest science and advises on policy.

Among the most senior members of Mr Miliband's kitchen cabinet is Stewart Wood, an academic and aide to Mr Brown who advises on policy and media strategy.

"Ideally, I would like to get to a point where I can advise on policy on violent crime and social exclusion," he explains.

It can advise on policy; it must meet 12 time a year, and it can vote on the school system's budget.

Essebsi used his television address to thank Marzouki for his efforts as president, urging him to continue to advise on policy.

"He kindly accepted and has been here three months working with me closely, advising on policy, how to run an election campaign, and how to run the party".

He has a passion to help where bureaucrats and politicians constantly fail, and he will only be advising on policy and not making it.

That makes it harder to call the party to account, and means academics and experts sometimes cannot use the findings to advise on policy.Still, the government's interpretation of opinion-poll data is becoming more sophisticated.

"It's just not possible anymore in California, and increasingly anywhere, to find unlimited water for the old water-intensive cooling systems," said Peter Gleick, president of the Pacific Institute, which researches water issues and advises on policy.