Sentence examples for excluded from policy from inspiring English sources

Dr. Jesse H. Ausubel, an expert on energy and climate at Rockefeller University, said some of the bitterness expressed by other researchers could stem from their being excluded from policy circles that were open to them under previous administrations.

The newspaper said that Tillerson was "out of the loop" and noted that State Department officials are so excluded from policy that they "have resorted to asking foreign diplomats, who now have better access to President Trump's immediate circle of advisers, what new decisions are imminent".

But excessive risk-taking may also be excluded from policy coverage: Driving 20 mph faster than the posted speed limit on the Turnpike is one thing, but taking a Corvette and driving 100 mph faster than the speed limit is something else entirely, and coverage for the results of the latter should not be expected.

Too often their perspective has been excluded from policy debates.

High prevalence continues to characterize Southern Africa, and recent evidence confirms that older adults cannot be excluded from policy considerations.

Rayner suggests "that 'clumsy' arrangements may need to be constructed to ensure that uncomfortable knowledge is not excluded from policy debates" (op cit., p. 107).

The ABI said stopping payments for larger businesses would force insurers to reprice for the risk of riots, which would lead to high premiums or excesses, or riot damage being excluded from policies.

These findings are supported by Phaladze's work [ 41] where she examined the role of nurses in HIV/AIDs policy development in Botswana and concluded that the reasons for nurses being excluded from the policy development process included the negative image of the profession amongst policy makers.

The report calls for the prevention of fossil-fuel firms influencing climate and energy policy in the same way tobacco firms were excluded from health policy.

Some of these facilitators appear to be available to a portion of the nurse leaders who are able to be part of the health policy development process, although there is a significant proportion that is excluded from the policy development process.

But the main reason these longstanding community problems existed--and continue to exist--in Flint is that people living in poverty are most often marginalized or completely excluded from public policy decision-making processes, leaving them with little power to challenge unhealthy policies.