Sentence examples for directing policy from inspiring English sources

She was formerly a policy adviser to President Obama's White House Council on Women and Girls, directing policy work on women and girls of color.

"This anxiety is nourished, in particular, by a realization that the scientific method of directing policy, the economy, arts, education and military affairs still has not become a reality," he wrote.

Well, like it or not (Isaac is apparently a Labour-voting kind of £500,000-a-year City lawyer), May is going to be in charge and directing policy for a while.

How do we know this? Between six and seven A.M., Joe Scarborough, the show's co-host, discussed the reports that Steve Bannon, Trump's chief strategist, is the one directing policy in the White House.

When we open up the "black box" of policymaking we find a tendency of central governments to juggle many models of government - sometimes directing policy from the centre but often delegating delivery to agencies, charities or the private sector.

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.

"There was no direct policy directives out of the Pentagon that caused this," said one official.

This new model could play an important practical role in directing policy-making and promoting the development of RBEE.

This series of population-level analyses, together with the practical estimates of child survival intervention coverage as a supplementary tool, has suggested a way of directing policy-initiatives towards MDG 4 attainment, especially for other priority countries.

It is important to about extend participation online beyond fund-raising, and soliciting direct policy proposals from voters is a step in the right direction.

The songs weren't direct policy statements by any means.