Sentence examples for frames of policy from inspiring English sources

For example [27] suggested three quality criteria suitable for quality evaluation of the Sustainability Governance Foresight (SGF) on the EU level that takes into account culturally sensitive frames of policy issues.

The importance of the health frames of policy actors and their belief systems and interests determine the outcomes of the health policy process [ 5, 25].

Yet the problems lie in the framing of policy frameworks, not in the technologies themselves.

Differences in approach, however, are in large part due to institutional inertia and the framing of policy debates: mitigation is viewed as an 'energy' issue whereas adaptation is viewed as a 'water' issue (two discourses).

Historical reading of the documents can provide evidence about the time frame of policy change.

To understand how the issue of intentional self-poisoning came to be identified as a problem for agricultural policymakers, it is useful to consider social construction of policy (Colebatch 2002) through the framing of policy dialogues (Rein and Schön 1996).

The industry framing of policy debates was communicated both to policymakers and to the wider population through sophisticated media campaigns in an attempt to shape public opinion and the discursive environment in which policy decisions were taken [ 21].

However, the analysis of public hearings and commentary is an important vehicle for describing and understanding the framing of policy issues and the types of evidence and argument that are considered.

This study is a precursor to future work that will examine how the framing of policy goals relates to the agenda-setting processes within the development and implementation of CAMR.

Through a systematic analysis of the framing of policy debates, stakeholder interests and the relevant institutions, this analysis aimed to determine how stakeholders framed access to medicines in the case of CAMR and how framing, institutions and interests led to the policy product known today as Canada's Access to Medicines Regime.

Just as the framing of policy responses to social problems is regarded as a representation of how the original 'problem' is understood [ 27], so analysis of how lay people construct new knowledge offer insights into their interpretation and response to existing and observable situations.