Sentence examples for general policymaking from inspiring English sources

Former leadership hopeful Chuka Umunna has criticised Mr Corbyn's approach to general policymaking, telling a fringe event at the conference on Sunday that the party needed to have a clear, discernable line on issues.

But collaboration in general policymaking settings, and particularly in the complex domain of climate mitigation, is not an easy task.

He was recruited to the National Security Council, the general's policymaking body, but has now resigned.

This is especially important due to the increasing influence of the media, including social media and media in general, on policymaking.

During the Afghanistan-Pakistan policymaking debate, General Cartwright was said to have voiced concerns about a large commitment of additional troops to Afghanistan — a view that aligned him more with Mr. Biden than with Mr. Gates or Admiral Mullen.

"Why should we be forced to travel to two events?" James has similarly declined to outline any policies beyond a plan to swiftly rejig the party's 2015 manifesto ahead of a possible early general election, arguing that policymaking "on the hoof" was not a good idea.

Contemporary processes of environmental policymaking in general span over several territorial tiers.

The idea that either King or Johnson was the dominant figure behind the Civil Rights Act distorts not only the history of the act but the process of American legislative policymaking in general.

Specifically, the utilities (scores) obtained from the conjoint analysis represent the relative importance of subactions in the context of policymaking in general.

There is a general assumption that evidence-informed policymaking will inevitably improve outcomes; however, there is no robust evidence base to support/disprove this assumption.

Housing associations are not, it should be said, at the forefront of policymaking as the next general election approaches.