Sentence examples for methodical policy from inspiring English sources

Holbrooke called the nine weeks of recent White House meetings on the war "the most careful, detailed, methodical policy review I've ever been involved in".

But when asked about the Productivity Commission report on Monday and Tuesday last week, the Coalition's campaign spokesman, Mathias Cormann, said the government was going through an "orderly and methodical process" releasing its policies.

This period has not been marked by judicious evaluation of realistic policy options, nor by methodical measurement of room for compromise.

The policy environment from a methodical, scientific perspective is uncertain and fraught with unplanned events.

As depicted by Mr. Woodward, this is an administration in which virtually no one will speak truth to power, an administration in which the traditional policy-making process involving methodical analysis and debate is routinely subverted.

The employment minister, Michaelia Cash, told ABC radio that voting for the Coalition would ensure that policy was produced in a "methodical and meticulous manner".

WASHINGTON — A parade of prospective Republican presidential candidates has been visiting the Middle East in recent months, making pilgrimages that are the first steps in a methodical process of building credibility in foreign policy.

The punitive demolitions add to the anger but pale in comparison to urban policies whose violence is more sanitized and methodical: Jerusalem has razed more than 3,000 Palestinian homes since 2000.

The sustainable development of agricultural regions requires a methodical approach that will make a viable land management system policy in practice.

Make the methods for identifying specific genes more explicitly methodical.

Hassenteufel [ 54] furthermore argued that the analytical linearity of the stages heuristic clouds the symbolic nature of policy making in society as a sense-making activity rather than a purely methodical enterprise.