Sentence examples for generations of policy from inspiring English sources

And Wall Street, third — if only for taking what generations of policy makers have so unwisely handed it.

From the embassy bombings and hostage taking in Lebanon during the early 1980's to the Khobar Towers bombing in Saudi Arabia in 1996, Washington's response to evidence that Tehran was sponsoring violence against American interests has been marked by deep ambivalence and contorted internal debates among several generations of policy makers.

To avoid falling into this trap requires generations of policy makers to be aware of the feedback and committed to intergenerational equity.

The slow rates of leakage require that succeeding generations of policy makers are cognizant of the "carelessness feedback" and seriously committed to intergenerational equity.

If you want a platform to cheerlead for ill-advised wars, warp the minds of the future generations of policy makers now studying at our elite universities, and provide disastrous advice to current and future leaders, your best bet is to be both wrong and "right".

The paper discusses the responses of different generations of policy makers to the perennial questions of public support of biomedical research, from the beginning of the 20th century to the most recent reform plans.

The third section focuses on poor neighborhoods and the initiatives to regenerate them, analyzing three generations of policies: the bulldozer approach of urban renewal, the comprehensive programs with a social emphasis à la Model Cities, and the more recent plans of gentrification and other forms of public individual and public private neighborhood upgrading initiatives.

The United States and European countries are experimenting with a new generation of policy approaches for combating environmental degradation.

The current generation of policy makers came of age in the 1970s, when a higher tolerance for inflation did not deliver the promised benefits.

"For China, they are in somewhat uncharted waters, for at least this generation of policy makers," said the official, who called the sinking an "extraordinarily serious armistice violation".

This divide is particularly hazardous for the millennial generation, whose members will eventually become the next generation of policy leaders, and in so doing will be faced with the challenge of recognizing the value of diverse perspectives.