Sentence examples for central policymaking from inspiring English sources

"A positive change has been the indirect creation of a peer review process on gender at the highest level," Pratt told IPS, adding that gender equality is "slowly gaining traction at the central policymaking level", as high up as the prime minister's office in some forum countries.

But sadly, sporadic public dissatisfaction is unlikely to have a significant impact on central policymaking.

Ryan has plenty of ideas on how to make the mind-body connection more central in policymaking.

"The mindfulness revolution is not quite as dramatic as the moon shot or the civil rights movement, but I believe in the long run it can have just as great an impact". Ryan has plenty of ideas on how to make the mind-body connection more central in policymaking.

What had been demonstrated over the recent period was that the most important role of a central bank was policymaking and it needed to have the right expertise to do that".

While the criminal justice system remains the primary tool for addressing violence in South Africa, evidence-based interventions for prevention are increasingly employed, with public health assuming a more central role in policymaking.

A depressing detail this week was the 0.3% fall in manufacturing output.For the Treasury, as for the central bank, policymaking is about balancing risks.

As costs and service demands increase against a background of limited resources, priority setting has become a complex and increasingly central component of healthcare policymaking.

The same cannot be said of the cost of the corporation's central bureaucracy (from payroll to policymaking to public relations).

The book explores the political challenges of responding to a stigmatized condition, and identifies ethnic boundaries--the formal and informal institutions that divide societies--as a central influence on politics and policymaking.

A sign, if you needed one, of how big tech companies have become, how central they would like to be in the world of policymaking — and how they may be getting nervous about heavier regulation down the line: a new lobbying group is being formed called The Internet Association, with charter members reportedly including Google, Amazon, eBay and Facebook.