Sentence examples for intellectual policy from inspiring English sources

Al Gore was taught formal intellectual policy discourse at his father's knee.

But opponents of the bill maintain that the current system is better structured to "give the little guy an advantage," said Keith D. Grzelak, former chairman of the intellectual policy subcommittee of the United States branch of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.

These groups groomed a new generation of leaders, while also developing the intellectual, policy and cultural basis for the change they wanted to create.

Indeed, as Bollyky argues, 'the multinational pharmaceutical industry has staked its future on [non-communicable] diseases and emerging markets', and will oppose flexible intellectual policy policies of the likes that provided wider access to HIV/AIDS drugs (50).

It was a debate where scholars, journalists, other public intellectuals, policy analysts and, in some cases, private and ordinary everyday citizens provided their opinions on what they saw as the "good and evils" that were prevalent in society at the time.

We believe that this collection of works challenges scholars, intellectuals, policy-makers and relevant stakeholders to open up their views of biotechnology as a dynamic construct that interacts with local situations in a variety of ways.

"We do not propose to work out a single intellectual and policy program," Mr. Rodrik and his colleagues declare in a policy statement that is to be published soon.

c) In collaboration with Member States undertake a national survey/situation analysis/needs assessment of health biotechnology innovation systems including resource capacities, government policies (legislation, regulations intellectual property policies and private sector activity.

In Thatcher's day he believes there was more intellectual and policy rigour.

Nevertheless, the sense of intellectual and policy sterility echoes across the decades.

The Gowers review has rightly established intellectual property policy as a priority area.