Sentence examples for papers for policy from inspiring English sources

King & Mulligan are included in the third annual "Privacy Papers for Policy Makers" publication, released by the Future of Privacy Forum.

They are working in key positions in school districts and charter-school networks, legislating in state capitals, staffing city halls and statehouses for reform-minded mayors and governors, writing papers for policy groups and dispensing grants from billion-dollar philanthropies like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Even then, critical sanitation insights can be credibly drawn from this paper for policy and planning given that 60% of Kampala dwellers reside in informal settlements and slums.

Before addressing this and the implications of this paper for policy development and further research, it is worth rehearsing the limitations of this work.

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At present, government legal analysts in Washington have prepared papers for senior policy makers on the attitude the United States should adopt toward international law.

Different users of public spaces attain a sense of well- being for different reasons: the paper calls for policy approaches in which the social and therapeutic properties of a range of everyday spaces are more widely recognised and nurtured.

This paper argues for policy reform for WSUD, as it is largely sympathetic to the highly committed municipalities, and highlights the need to enable the participation of publics in the municipalities of limited and partial commitment by linking WSUD to greater public concerns and building commitment through diverse policy interventions.

Instead, look more closely at things like the Citizens United decision, cabinet agency nominations and other personnel appointments, and the scourge of undisclosed, paid-for policy papers.

"In many countries, it is the middle class who are the direct beneficiaries of social security entitlements," the analysts Patrick Diamond and Guy Lodge wrote in a paper for the Policy Network, a British research group.

Finally, the paper presents priorities for policy to facilitate a highly distributed electricity system.