Sentence examples for control of policy from inspiring English sources

Administrative law does not include the control of policy by ministers or the head of state.

Even the intricacies of how CIA and DOD gained control of policy making at the APA remain murky.

THE Fed, however, through its control of policy uncertainty, has in its hands a powerful tool for influencing risk takers.

Pitt's India Act proved to be a landmark because it gave the British government control of policy without patronage.

Some of his critics say Mr. Reich, a Cuban exile and avid critic of President Fidel Castro, should not be entrusted with control of policy toward Cuba.

For this administration, failures in "governing" are not the result of a random collision of forces beyond the control of policy makers and bureaucrats.

Michigan's emergency manager law, PA436, is likely the most permissive financial emergency law in the US, offering managers not just control of financial decisions, but also control of policies that don't touch finances.

Hosokawa and many of his allies, such as Ichiro Ozawa, secretary general of the Japan Renewal Party, aim to take back control of policy-making from bureaucrats.

Several of these factors are beyond the control of policy-makers within the health care sector, but it is well demonstrated that employment prospects are a key factor affecting the migration decision of health care professionals.

He hates delegation, and is reluctant to surrender control, whether of policy or assets.

Blair denies giving Brown total control of economic policy.