Sentence examples for explicate policy from inspiring English sources
Speechwriters have a special obligation to observe character, report anecdote and explicate policy, as Peggy Noonan faithfully did with Reagan and Bush.
Together this means that workforce planning requires development of models to incorporate the interacting effects and to explicate policy and assumption choices using systems dynamics or other simulation approaches.
Second panel discussion with the spokespersons explicating revised policy priorities.
First panel discussion with the spokespersons explicating the groups' policy priorities, led by the rector and facilitated by the secretary.
The second purpose is to explain why the neoclassical model is deficient as a basis for environmental policy and to explicate the nature of a more appropriate model.
According to Peters, defining public issues such as PI as "policy problems" helps to "explicate the relationships between problems and instrument choice" [ 15], and may thus lead to a "conscious selection of instruments, as opposed to their selection merely on the basis of custom, familiarity and institutional inertia" [ 15].
As a result, it is an absolute necessity for every university and higher education institute to provide its members and students with a set of policies unambiguously explicating the standards, expectations, and rules.
The approach is flexible and iterative, seeking to explicate underlying interventional theories and operational contexts, and often engaging policy or practice decision makers in the process.
Impact is linked with significance but further explicates how the scholarly work influences others or alters thinking, practice, education, leadership, policy or the health of people.
Such approach to policy analysis can open new possibilities for understanding democratic policy reform by explicating the nuances of deliberation and policy politics occurring at multiple scales.
It was a good discussion, and Barney did a helpful round or two of explicating how this report overlaps with — and, in some nuanced ways, differs from — the emerging Administration policy.
