Sentence examples for open policymaking from inspiring English sources

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has been combining social media with open policymaking.

Open policymaking is still a fluid term, but it creates opportunities to further strengthen the provision of good science in government.

The civil service reform plan promises to "make open policymaking the default", recognising that Whitehall itself does not have a monopoly on expertise.

We talked about her plans for the Lucerna, her trips to the Antarctic, and how wide open policymaking was in that first year of government after the revolution.

The strategy is also to open up policymaking to external organisations, a controversial idea first floated by Heywood earlier this year.

Corbyn wants to postpone discussion of the plans until a "democracy day" in November, which will also consider how to open up policymaking to members.

Elected officials often support citizen participation because it provides them the legitimacy necessary to alter spending patterns, develop new programs, mobilize citizens, or open murky policymaking processes to greater public scrutiny.

Bulkeley and Betsill [116] or Benz et al. have, e.g., demanded "trans-local action [that] opens local policymaking to the outside world" [117].

The conference voted by 67%to33%3%, with majorities in both the constituency and trade union sections, to open up the policymaking process by introducing one member one vote for the party's policymaking body; the National Policy Forum.

We are a diverse community, adept at supporting open and collaborative policymaking by working closely with external experts, academics and the public.

Previously, the Fed had said it would keep borrowing costs low for an "extended period" but the commitment to maintain them at an exceptionally low level led to three members of the policymaking open market committee dissenting from the decision, the first time this has happened for almost 20 years.