Sentence examples for appointed policy from inspiring English sources

In a democratic society of political equals, the duly elected officials and appointed policy makers who constitute the governing structure act as direct or indirect agents serving a citizenry of their peers.

Where principals have lacked the time to get as involved as they'd like, they've begun to appoint policy advisers – a well-established role in universities and one starting to have real impact in further education too.

This findings suggests that nursing must be considered a valuable partner in policy development, and nurses with potential must be appointed in policy making positions while they also must engage policy makers and engage the media to change the image of nursing (see Table  4).

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I was appointed to policy task forces by President Jimmy Carter, Gov. Hugh Carey and County Executive Andy Spano.

"There is a real commitment by the government to give a major boost to research and development," says the ministry's newly appointed science policy chief Ramón Marimón.

Within the next few days the BBC will appoint a policy and strategy team that will lead the process.

Hertfordshire was the first university to appoint a policy adviser around seven years ago, but the numbers are growing steadily, with more than 20 similar roles across the UK.

And if the chancellor, who has the ultimate decision here, does appoint a policy adviser as permanent secretary, it would be wise to expect a senior operational person to be their deputy.

President Roh Moo Hyun appointed his foreign policy adviser, Ban Ki Moon, as foreign minister.

Dulles had improbably been appointed a foreign policy adviser by the Truman administration.