Sentence examples for connect policy from inspiring English sources
He was able to connect policy with real life, answering a question on the NHS by citing his personal experience with his late son.
But it's odd, I say, that nobody in the Labour government, to this day, seems able publicly to connect policy to rhetoric.
But, as he admits, "it is normal that after eight years, people are tired".It would be nice to think that post-communist countries would foster strong party systems, with mass memberships that could connect policy, politicians and voters.
In practice, these shifts entail a sharper focus on equity to reach the most disadvantaged children and a more explicit upstream approach to connect policy development with equitable service delivery for children at local level.
We think of ecosystems as assets, and connect policy-makers, businesses, communities, and investors to create and develop economic models and tools that support growth that is in sync with nature and that balance the conflicting demands placed on our natural resources – for food, energy, and functioning ecosystems.
Godfray et al. (2010) contended that it would be possible to design livestock farming systems to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions, whereas Gill et al. (2010) pointed out that the evidence base connecting policy interventions and their consequences on livestock emissions still remains weak.
Connecting policies to people-storytelling, for want of a better word.
Formerly the executive director of the University of Cambridge's Centre for Science and Policy (CSaP), Tyler has helped to connect the policy world to scientists through a fellowship programme.
Obama can connect with policy.
Trump tried to connect immigration policy with Mateen's attack, even saying that the terrorist was "born to Afghan parents who emigrated to the United States".
"The only shows MPs watch are news and current affairs programmes, so if you want to connect with policy makers you have to connect with them in terms of something they actually watch".
