Sentence examples for offered policy advice from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Daschle was not a registered lobbyist, he offered policy advice to the UnitedHealth Group, a huge insurance conglomerate.

He also offers policy advice to future administrations.

The 18-member panel was convened by the Bipartisan Policy Center, a research organization based in Washington founded by four senators — Democrats and Republicans — to offer policy advice to the government.

Only occasionally does Mr. Caulfield offer policy advice, as when he suggested that the general mention vocational and technical schools as well as colleges when talking about his education plan.

It also offers policy advice and guidelines to developing nations for setting policies and programs to attract FDI.

This special issue provides an opportunity for scholars to reflect upon the promises and limitations of charter schools and to offer policy advice for those in a position to influence future reforms.

The biosecurity board does not approve particular experiments but offers policy advice on, among other things, oversight of "dual use" studies, meaning research that could be used for biowarfare or bioterrorism as well as for legitimate purposes.

He offered science policy advice not only to 9 US administrations but also to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the Department of Defense.

"In light of the North's nature, I don't see anyone who can replace [Kim] in his role in daring to offer policy ideas and advice to the leader in these fields," Yang Moo-jin, a professor at Seoul's University of North Korean Studies, told The Guardian. .

The Alaska Democrat, who lost his re-election bid in November, will offer strategic policy advice to the firm's clients, but will not formally register as a lobbyist.

The World Health Organization (WHO), which offers influential policy advice about vaccines, said it could recommend its use as early as 2015 if EMA determines that RTS,S is safe and effective.