Sentence examples for on policymaking from inspiring English sources

Our intention is subsequently to contribute with one specific perspective on policymaking that may complement others.

Corporate influence on policymaking need not work through electoral channels at all.

Its abysmally low current share is a huge constraint on policymaking.

Jeremy Corbyn has said the "vast majority" of Labour MPs should not fear deselection, as he prepares to strengthen members' grip on policymaking.

He is also one of Mr Bush's most influential policy advisers; indeed, after he suffered a heart attack in 2004, when he was still only 39, he focused more on policymaking.

The on-line platform would then host brainstorming sessions, contests and other methods to generate ideas for governmental and/or private action — with some accountability at the end of the process about how outside expertise had an impact on policymaking.

How much of this debate is about science and how much about values-based advocacy and the realities of policymaking on complex or contentious issues?

Mr Neves, by contrast, has a crack team ready to take the reins, many with hands-on policymaking experience in the Cardoso administration.That, combined with Mr Neves's ideological clarity and strong party structures in the biggest states, puts him in better stead to challenge Ms Rousseff, reckons Alberto Almeida, a psephologist at Instituto Análise, another consultancy.

This focuses less on society as a target for policymaking, and more on the processes of policymaking themselves.

This system has been widely used across Europe, as well as in the United States for policymaking on nanotechnology and human enhancement.

Corbyn, however, who won a convincing victory in the leadership battle with 62% of the vote, will seek to consolidate his grip on Labour policymaking.