Sentence examples for dominating policymaking from inspiring English sources

Hopelessness and lack of confidence, spending dominating policymaking conversations, angst at all levels of government, and a public disgusted, disconnected and disappointed -- descriptors of our current economic situation?

Just as in the 19th century, bankers or creditors dominate policymaking, ensuring that the value of their assets (mainly debt) is not just stable but rises relative to profits, wages and incomes.

Whatever the errors inherent in García's management of the economy, one of the most important political errors in his administration was his own tendency to dominate policymaking initiatives while weakening mechanisms of accountability.

ENGINEERS used to dominate Chinese policymaking.

This neoliberal consensus has dominated global policymaking circles for a good 25 years.

The balance of power between the Franco-German pair that have dominated EU policymaking has shifted across the Rhine.

Large parts of the thinking that has dominated economic policymaking in the UK for the past three decades should be consigned to the dustbin of history, but I fear there is life in the old neoliberal paradigm yet.

Mr Grant tells the story well, though he mars it with a chronology that is confusing at times and the frequent, excruciating recitation of statistics on everything from Americans' annual coal consumption to US Steel's assets.The government confronted many of the questions that have since dominated economic policymaking.

In a paper published in 1983, Mr Bernanke blamed the collapse of the banking system for constricting the supply of credit, which "helped convert the severe but not unprecedented downturn of 1929-30 into a protracted depression".The notion that financial crises are transmitted to the broader economy by the "bank-lending channel" has dominated subsequent policymaking.

"It tells people that one -- and only one -- point of view will dominate economic policymaking.

The point is that with his talk of "priming the pump," Trump appears to be embracing the version of Keynesian economic theory that has dominated American policymaking since World War II.