Sentence examples for analyse policy from inspiring English sources
The application of this model to analyse policy relating to the redistribution or growth of jobs within a general framework of MetroScan is discussed.
The paper proposes a framework for analysis and uses its elements to critically analyse policy and regulatory decisions affecting the deployment rate and goals set by Australian and New Zealand government for their respective fibre-based next-generation platforms.
Although there are several theories and frameworks to analyse policy implementation, this article uses Hogwood and Gunn as an analytical framework (Table 1) to analyse the implementation of OSD (7, 27).
Buse, an advocate of prospective policy analysis [ 19], has gone further to develop a policy engagement framework to prospectively analyse policy that incorporates strategies for change (see Figure 1).
The 5C Protocol claims to have general applicability in that it could be used to analyse policy implementation in various domains, at multiple levels and in developing and developed countries.
The larger study involved a collection of qualitative and network data to describe and analyse policy-making processes and the effect of policy networks on policy outcomes for the three issues.
He set out his reasons in a paper analysing policy in the past two cycles published the day before the pre-budget report.
We analysed policy and planning documents from 1945 to 2015, which was supported by semi-structured interviews with local key informants.
Analysing policy practices appears to be of extreme relevance if we are to understand what interculturalism really means, especially in a context of economic crisis and shortage of resources.
To a more limited extent, I also met with county board representatives, but the majority of my study of policymaking stems from analysing policy documents, media reports and statements made by the authorities and due responses from farmers' associations.
For this model to be of use for analysing policy interventions, it must be fully causal – the estimated equations must tell you how any variablet would change if an earlier shock were introduced into the model.
