Sentence examples for conceived policy from inspiring English sources

Aaron Porter, president of the National Union of Students, said: "The Government is yet again tossing out a poorly conceived policy idea in an attempt to disguise the chaos it has created in university funding and the shortfall in finances that has created".

This is a centrally conceived policy plan with significant but not determining peripheral feedback by local authorities (such as local councils), agencies (such as the educational, technical and cultural agencies) and interest groups (such as the teachers' union), some of which had developed their own plans for gender equity.

Poorly conceived policies or the absence of effective policies can lead to the opposite result.

How the Obama people expect stability to emerge from this hodge-podge of half-baked and ill conceived policies defies rational understanding.

Donors and international organizations must create an enabling environment through bold and well conceived policies on aid, trade and debt relief.

Political scientist Fred Greenstein wrote of "Eisenhower's capacity to think organizationally--to conceive policy problems in terms of the formal and informal group processes through which they could best be clarified and implemented".

That's not " 'X-Files' stuff": it's a literary device, meant to emphasize just how ill conceived our policy is.

Walker's comparing supporters of American labor with Islamist terrorists generated so much mockery that his even more alarming stated commitment to a broadly conceived interventionist policy ("here or anywhere in the world") got less attention than it should have.

The New York Express excoriated the proclamation; no president had ever before "conceived a policy so well fitted, utterly to degrade and destroy white labor, and to reduce the white man to the level of the negro".

This paper analyses a tax reform, explicitly conceived by policy makers to be climate-friendly, that partly replaces a high vehicle registration tax by road user charging and allows for differentiation of the remaining registration tax by fuel efficiency.

So-called community participation most often referred only to users' financial participation, a situation deplored by those at UNICEF who originally conceived this policy [ 37].