Sentence examples for policy agencies from inspiring English sources
The justice minister, Michael Keenan, said local police were working with intelligence and policy agencies in Mexico, Iran, China and other countries to stop the drug from entering the country and to arrest drug kingpins.
The government is being rearranged along lines first thought up in 1997 under Mr Yeltsin: fewer ministers and a separation of powers between ministries (which set policy), "agencies" (which implement and manage) and "services" (which enforce and regulate).But how reality will match the plans is still anyone's guess.
How is it presumed that collaboration can contribute to increase the quality of the work (of the respective discipline, the interdisciplinary research activity and the policy agencies)?
In addition to broad reports, specific Policy Briefs are developed also in collaboration with policy agencies to ensure that policy-relevant questions are addressed in analyses.
This was helped by the fact that for EPPSE, EPPNI and NESS policy agencies were the primary funders; nonetheless, researchers went beyond contractual obligations to create what can be described as 'co-production' between policy and research interests.
The policy agencies involved, though hierarchical, were characterised by relatively open structures that permitted a degree of intellectual diversity: so organisations like the OECD and the European Commission played a central role, whereas the World Bank, for example, did not.
It has to obtain proper returns for its investments.Temasek is not a government-directed policy agency.
The next year, she issued an executive order creating a new health policy agency that would centralize purchasing and planning in her office.
The British diplomat also made clear he saw "a problem" if the British government failed to opt into Europol, the EU policy agency.
Soren Kragh Pedersen, from the European Union policy agency Europol, said the news was not unexpected.
Further, senior policy agency members (as well as Ministers) can (and do) make specific requests for analyses.
