Sentence examples for directed policy from inspiring English sources

The Cambridge system is effectively designed to prevent one ever establishing a directed policy - key decisions can be upset by ill-informed and politically motivated committees.

Larry Seaquist, an ex-Navy officer who formerly directed policy research for the office of the Secretary of Defense, introduced Ms. Alexander to al Qaeda experts in the State Department, the Pentagon, the F.B.I. and the National Security Council.

"They are buying long-term supplies wherever they find them, including in unsavory places like Sudan, Iran and Burma, where we won't buy," said Michael J. Green, a Georgetown University professor who directed policy on China at the National Security Council until late last year.

If governmental and or sectoral institutions want to stimulate SMEs to become and remain innovative, they should encourage these companies to implement an innovation directed policy.

Instead, we propose that some of the factors underlying the IDR - notably external barriers - can be changed (through directed policy interventions) whereas other factors - notably preferences and predictable (ir)rational behavior - are innate and can only be taken into account (through reactive policy interventions).

The current study presents the long-term results from a study designed to evaluate a restaging positron emission tomography (PET) directed policy whereby neck dissections were omitted in all node positive head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (N + HNSCC) patients with PET-negative lymph nodes after definitive radiotherapy (RT), with or without chemotherapy.

China's green growth directed policies and practices must embrace a perspective of constant change and the inevitability of perturbations and disturbances.

Stian Westlake directs policy at the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts, a charity taken seriously by Treasury types.

Mr. Ross, 60, is expected to receive a senior post at the State Department, officials said, directing policy on Iran and advising on the rest of the Middle East.

The fear among higher education practitioners is that self-governance in UK HEIs no longer exists and that Government directs policy and practice (Morris 2015).

This is because directing policy efforts to a particular region is relatively easy, using the network of the Naturalisation Board regional branches.