Sentence examples for capture of policy from inspiring English sources

Stiglitz describes the economic capture of regulatory authorities by the interests under their jurisdiction — and the more subtle intellectual capture of policy makers of all kinds.

These harmonized data will allow the capture of policy changes in health systems regulation of public and private insurance over time and by service.

These data will allow for the capture of policy changes over time and by service in the way health systems regulate public and private insurance.

If the capture of US policy-making by financial institutions effectively rules out any serious attempt to tackle the country's economic problems for the foreseeable future, a still greater obstacle is the incapacity of elites to face the realities of America's situation in the world.

Cheshire and Gordon (1996) showed that the plurality of interests at the local level led in the majority of cases to inaction or the capture of public policies by small groups sharing a common (globally unrepresentative) interest.

State capture, the domination of policy making by private, often corporate, power.

There was initial scepticism about whether responses to life satisfaction questions could be sensitive enough to capture the effect of policy outcomes.

A key feature of MCDA – its ability to capture a range of policy outcomes – is the reason that there has been a recent increase in attention in the approach from amongst health economists interested in capturing a broader value in a more systematic manner [34].

Selection of innovative health systems solutions for future oriented research may also capture the imagination of policy makers, thus enhancing the chances of influencing policy making [ 28, 29].

Emotive descriptions generate the most public conversation and reflection [ 47]; capture the attention of policy makers; and provide a platform for disease advocacy and funding opportunities [ 48, 51].

What emerged from the ESOF scientific table is that solutions presented at the level of the individual, whether they be health education or medical interventions, are unlikely to be successful while newer ecological approaches have yet to capture the attention of policy makers.