Sentence examples for organised policy from inspiring English sources

That was confirmed by the researchers' observations regarding the organised policy dialogues.

"It's an organised policy.

Communications teams can use their relationship-building and event-management skills to organise policy debates and parliamentary briefings to facilitate discussion with government, influencers and policy makers to increase the impact of university research.

Although Mbeki had not been his first choice for the job, Mandela grew to rely heavily on him throughout his presidency, allowing him to organise policy details.

A typical comment in one of a series of focus groups recently organised by Policy Exchange, a think-tank, was: "a lot of them start off fine, then they just toe the party line because they've got to".

Adherence may be less than complete because companies may not act without an authoritative body promulgating an organising policy.

Policy measures are organised into 49 policy fields and further grouped in 9 broad policy domains (see Appendix A).

Any liability arising from study design will be covered by the clinical trial insurance policy organised by the University of Cambridge.

But Lord Garden, the party's defence spokesman in the Lords, said: "I am a bit dubious that the government will organise its policy making around the dates of the Liberal Democrat spring conference".

While Tambo's gentle charm kept the personalities together, Slovo organised structure and policy.

Political competition, he never stopped arguing, should be organised around the policy choices of two main parties, not around personality and pork.