Sentence examples for democratic policy making from inspiring English sources

Whereas comparative empirical research shows that levels of redistribution, immigration and cultural diversity seem to vary rather independently from each other, most authors in this special issue agree that trade-offs between them are generally assumed in political discourse and drive the stances of political parties, movements and voters that provide in turn inputs for democratic policy making.

The aim is to bolt onto the existing governance structures more binding fiscal discipline, common banking supervision and resolution, more effective economic policy coordination and greater democratic oversight of euro zone policy making.

It is a means to achieve democratic values of equality and responsiveness in policy making.

Moreover, the policy making apparatus lacks the democratic oversight which Europe willingly preaches to the developed world.

This week in Washington, Republican and Democratic policy groups made a rare joint call for change, saying special education itself was "disabled," and, in a report, calling for many of the reforms that Greenwich embraced to reduce its special education numbers.

Work on democratic delegation needs coherent and integrated recording of parties, elections and cabinets to study aspects of democratic representation such as electoral dynamics, cabinet formation and policy making.

This is clearly the way forward for democratic policy-making.

The party's democratic policy-making process may look eccentric to a cynical, dying media, but it has consistently stopped the party from degenerating into factionalism.

Although primaries should not be seen as a panacea – a more proportional system of voting and more democratic policy-making structures within the Labour party are two critically needed reforms – they can enhance the democratic credibility of local candidates and help re-engage voters at the local level, as the Tories have found where they have experimented.

This is limiting our ability to advance our rights, shape our activism, and participate in democratic policy-making processes".

Similarly, we can all agree that open and respectful public discourse is the best path to democratic policy-making.