Sentence examples for consistent policymaking from inspiring English sources

Partisan differences the debate, for instance, over whether Haiti's prime need was democracy or aid have paralysed consistent policymaking.

In theory it could do that, but in practice it cannot – not without damaging its reputation for consistent policymaking, and scaring off the other nuclear consortia it will need to build future plants; and they are needed, in order to meet Britain's climate change obligations.

If research is going to make a consistent impact on policymaking in the Lao health care sector, the attitude towards research will need to be changed in order to get research prioritised, both among those conducting research, and among policymakers and practitioners.

Environmental policymaking should be rigorous and consistent.

In the best article so far analyzing Trump's actual positions (as opposed to his rhetoric), Doyle McManus explained, "in Trump's picks for economic and domestic policymaking jobs, there's a consistent underlying thread.

Consistent with family-centered care models, these results may guide policymaking to provide tailored support for families affected by perinatal stroke.

Policymakers and other stakeholders in HEPA policymaking should therefore clearly face, solve, and manage the use of research evidence in policymaking and realise true evidence-informed policymaking.

Policymakers outside the government play an important role in the policymaking process and may influence the policymaking process.

5 The System of Health Accounts (SHA) is an internationally recognized methodology that tracks all health spending in a given country over a defined period of time to generate consistent and comprehensive data on health spending in a country, which, in turn, can contribute to evidence-based policymaking in the country (WHO, 2011).

FORGET about policymaking.

American policymaking is equally chaotic.