They are out of touch with what is happening because obesity has become a matter of high policy, far removed from what fat people actually want and need.
It may seem strange to suggest that a rock record album could have anything to do with matters of high policy.
But all these subsidiary marks of favour are thrown into the background by a master stroke of high policy which involves vast changes in administrative organisation.
Though he cultivated the Athenians for reasons of high policy, there is no evidence that he ever in his life set foot in Athens, a remarkable piece of insouciance at every level.
The mayhem set off by the Browne report's recipe for privatisation in England 17 months ago, and aggravated by the botched white paper last summer, has tended to overshadow the UK-wide REF in the arena of high policy and public controversy – but not in many departments inside universities, where the REF is still the "great game".
We leave this question, of high policy relevance but which requires additional assumptions in order to construct a proper counterfactual, to future research.
The Court held that the present case did not involve the exercise of the sovereign or legislative prerogative in matters of high policy.
Secondly, the span of executive decisions immune from judicial review include those involving matters of "high policy", such as the dissolution of Parliament, the conduct of foreign affairs, the making of treaties, matters pertaining to war and the deployment of armed forces, and national defence.
Understanding the drivers of well-being among adults, including older adults, is of high policy importance.
These districts were selected as SDSs were known to be numerous in the Western Region, and therefore of high policy importance.
