Sentence examples for devised policy from inspiring English sources

We wanted to understand how successive governments and their agencies have devised policy in an attempt to increase young people's engagement with the arts.

The president had repeatedly said that the nation should look forward rather than focusing on the past, and his chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, said Sunday in a television interview that Mr. Obama believed that "those who devised policy" should not be prosecuted.

They devised policies for candidates, which got them thinking about key local issues.

Yet that imperial context matters, for the simple reason that Europe's imperial states and politicians in this period devised policies and strategies with it always in mind.

The devised policies must also include prescriptive steps that ensure that data is used ethically (and not misused by malevolent actors and crisis profiteers).

However, the size of collected samples is small and represents only some specific segments of travel market, and hence, the devised policies from the survey results may have limitations in their implications.

They then devised policies and personas to try to appeal to each one -- only to watch dumbfounded as their microtrend sandcastles were washed away by the macrotrend tidal wave of the Obama campaign.

In an unstable situation when policy-makers are frequently changed, it would be difficult to make devised policies sustainable, as stated by this interviewee: "...the Cabinet is changed periodically every four years.

To overcome limited obstetric care availability in the public sector, the Government of India and several state governments have devised policies to make maternal healthcare affordable, available, and accessible to all by collaborating with the private sector.

"This applies whether they end up devising policy, briefing ministers or coming up with campaign plans".

"People came into the civil service in the past because they were interested in policy, they wanted to devise policy.