Sentence examples for direct policymaking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wolfowitz has reportedly turned down the job of director of central intelligence, in part because he feels he is ill-suited for a job that does not involve direct policymaking.

There is an opportunity for Internet governance studies, which have primarily focused on governmental policies and new global institutions, to give greater consideration to the direct policymaking role of private intermediaries and the accompanying phenomenon of the privatization of human rights.

A complete understanding of the entire care pathway of end-stage OA is necessary to direct policymaking and optimizes resource allocation.

Bannon, who had no direct experience in policymaking, seized a central role on issues dear to Trump.

In putting a sitting CEO* inside the economic apparatus of the government, he is broadcasting to corporate America that they now have a direct conduit to policymaking -- with the unstated by strongly implied suggestion that the conduit is open to those with the resources to pay up in 2012.

"Obviously [Ukrainian President] Poroshenko doesn't make those decisions himself, it's US escalation, and Russia will counter that with further escalation," said a source in Moscow with direct knowledge of Kremlin policymaking on the issue.

Findings from this study can guide efforts and direct resources towards strengthening health policymaking in countries through KT.

Throughout the conference, the speakers, who for the most part were elected by grass-roots constituencies, repeatedly addressed the question of how to give their voters a more direct sense of involvement in national policymaking.

The ESC, in particular, gives groups representing employers, employees, consumers, farmers and others their only direct say in the EU's policymaking processes.Culturally speaking, those from member states that do not have such advisory bodies may not immediately understand their role and function.

The most distinguishing feature is its direct-democratic institutions that strongly shape policymaking in this country.

In response to these calls, efforts have been directed towards strengthening evidence-informed health policymaking (EIHP) in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) where major health challenges exist and there are limited resources to address these challenges.