Sentence examples for innovative policymaking from inspiring English sources

At a speech in Singapore, earlier this year, Bloomberg described a world where cities, rather than nations, are the major players in both global competition and innovative policymaking: "With three-fourths of the people on Earth expected to be city dwellers by mid-century, cities around the globe, including New York, must confront all the effects of this urban growth".

For the first time in forty years, Latin Americans have elected reform-minded, leftist governments seeking to combine market-led growth with innovative policymaking.

Yet, in recent years cities have been centers of economic growth and, indeed, of innovative policymaking to confront the significant economic, health, housing, and climate issues that have been ignored by the federal government.

The plans differ in how they address the tension between evidence-based and innovative policymaking.

Philosophical and political challenges include the use of evidence-based versus innovative policymaking, the importance of individual versus governmental responsibility, and whether and how interventions should be prioritized.

But Trump didn't invent the undue influence of special interests over policymaking, however innovative his administration has been.

Second, policymaking has to be more ambitious and innovative, as Sir Jeremy noted that it was outsiders like Steve Hilton, the prime minister's outgoing policy strategist, who had been responsible for being fresh ideas like nudge, behavioural change and well-being into Whitehall.

Charitable foundations are important players in the policymaking arena through their funding of research and innovative programming; and religious organizations also play a significant role in ECEC service delivery.

Its policymakers have undertaken bold experiments in urban planning, recycling and water management; environmental education has extended across the curriculum; its countries have developed innovative ways of making environmental services pay; and Latin Americans have greatly widened participation in green policymaking.

FORGET about policymaking.

It needs principled policymaking.