Sentence examples for may conclude policy from inspiring English sources

Whatever historians may conclude, policy makers now confront a time of imponderables where the lessons of the past, if glimpsed, do not seem to have been absorbed.

And a skeptical reader may conclude that foreign policy is a field so messed up no one can manage it.

With much of the world still reeling from the global economic crisis that began in 2008, many policy leaders may conclude that now is not the right time to address the long-term challenge of global aging.

If you don't have these policies in place, a candidate may conclude that your company has never conceived of needing them, and therefore you're not serious about hiring women.

Thus, we may conclude that both the managerialistic approach and the community approach to the redesign of health policy in the welfare state have been introduced to national health promotion policy rhetoric.

Others may conclude differently.

Mr. Muhammad's trial may conclude before Thanksgiving.

From the above analysis, we may conclude that, whilst global health diplomacy may have been important in making the positive case for Taiwan's observer status, it was not sufficient alone to overcome longstanding foreign policy tensions.

The fact that the direction of change in employment ratios and change in non-employed population size do not run parallel is important to policymakers because it may be tempting to conclude that policies resulting in lower unemployment rates (i.e. higher employment ratios) automatically lead to fewer people without employment.

The Camp David summit may not conclude with a breakthrough in the U.S. position, but something new will take place in Syria whether Obama's policy likes it or not.

We conclude with policy implications and a targeted research agenda.