Sentence examples for linking policy from inspiring English sources

And now, here is the new prime minister plunging into a major redistribution of functions in Whitehall without a shred of analysis linking policy effectiveness and administrative boundaries, apparently dishing out portfolios without a moment's reflection on her appointees' knowledge, capacity or fitness to run their respective machines.

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For example, see this listing for the sale of search engine DigForIt, which contains numerous third party links and which also clearly violates eBay's linking policy.

We evaluated to what extent the Academic Collaborative Centre Limburg (ACCL), a Dutch boundary organization linking policy, research and practice, has improved knowledge transfer and exchange between the three domains.

If the UK's central bank is going to bend over even further backwards to support the recovery - for example, linking policy to some future state of the economy, as the Federal Reserve has done, or using other forms of communication to lock in policy in advance - then at least some people inside the Bank and the Treasury think the Bank needs a formal mandate to do it.

Dean is co-author, with David Reynolds, of 'A New New Deal: How Regional Activism Will Reshape the American Labor Movement.' Dean has worked for nearly two decades at the cross section of labor and community based organizations linking policy and research with action and advocacy.

Learning can be supported by linking policies to implementation actions and expected outcomes, which then in turn can be monitored.

Participants explained how, despite avoiding health imperialism, particularly in early engagement, public health brought to policy development the necessary expertise linking policies to population health.

This involves three linked policy changes.

Committee members seem very reluctant to link policy to variables, like unemployment, over which the central bank lacks long-run control.

Placed in the hands of former resources minister Josh Frydenberg, who once argued there was a "strong moral case for coal", the combined portfolio presented the opportunity to properly connect the inextricably linked policy areas.