Sentence examples for affecting policy making from inspiring English sources

A recent review of research impact on policy concluded that "the interests of various stakeholders such as politicians, public servants, religious groups, pharmaceutical and diagnostic companies, and health professionals may often run counter to the introduction of new research findings, thus, affecting policy making, budgeting, and implementation" [ 113].

They would be, in the words of one former official who has worked with them both, "comfortable choices for a president who has had his differences" with a sprawling intelligence apparatus that Mr. Obama has said was often too slow to give him what he needed in his first term, and at other times went beyond its role to try to affect policy making.

Project findings on key informal health providers may significantly affect policy making.

There is a need to systematically document how the results of OR actually affect policy making at district level in decentralised health systems.

In an era when money's influence of politics and too-cozy relationships between companies and the government continue to affect policy decision making nationwide, citizens are saying they've had enough.

Moustaqim-Barrette considers the protests a success an example of "mass mobilization affecting policy and decisions being made [from the] top down".

Mr. Mangano called Dr. Gould "a sort of citizen-scientist" and said: "He knew how to mix disciplines and how to affect policy to make things happen.

Managing uncertainties is important, because uncertainties directly affect decision and policy making.

A second area affecting policy space is that of 'policy circumstances', or the ways in which policy makers' perceptions about a policy issue shape the dynamics of decision making.

Meantime, higher food prices, along with rising energy costs, are affecting economic debate and policy making.

VICE wanted to know what those affected by the policy made of it, so we hit the streets of Auckland to find out.