Sentence examples for both policymaking and implementation from inspiring English sources
The lack of a constitutional link between the legislature on the one hand and the chief executive, his advisory "executive council" (ExCo) and the civil service on the other inhibits both policymaking and implementation.
Urban renewal-era master planning in New York and other big cities was managed by the local development "czar," who was widely recognized as the center of policymaking and implementation.
Corporate India likes the sound of that; some are comparing him to Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew.An autocratic style could also clash with a second ambition, to let states' chief ministers have a greater say in policymaking and implementation.
This has at least two dimensions: first, prevent undue influence in policymaking by addressing the challenges posed by political financing and lobbying, and second, make policymaking and implementation processes more inclusive through information, and consultation with the public.
"Accompanying" countries in policymaking and implementation.
National level policymaking and implementation includes multiple stakeholders with varied interests and priorities.
In its reviews of States' reports, the Committee urges all levels of government to use the Convention as a guide in policymaking and implementation.
(KII013) These findings suggest that research evidence was used at different levels of policymaking and implementation, including program implementation and further research.
High-level representatives involved in policymaking and implementation of policies concerning nutrition and health in Senegal were eligible for inclusion in this study.
Increasing the use of research evidence in policymaking and implementation is widely recognized as a critical aspect to achieving health for all by 2015 (16).
However, the tenor of these publications still tends to focus on promoting the use of academic research, rather than studying the practices of knowledge production and policymaking and implementation.
