Sentence examples for policy conceptions from inspiring English sources

The neglect of male victims and limited consideration of offenders signals a failure in policy conceptions of vulnerability.

Proposals that emerge from the analysis are toward proactive job creation for vulnerable groups and more delegated policy conception and planning.

How do we do the work that we've been trained to do faced with laws and policies and conceptions of this population that are the antithesis of everything we've been trained to do? McEwen: Right.

Her current interests include twentieth century British political history, immigration, social policy, and Atlantic conceptions of conservatism.

"This lablet provides a rare and invaluable opportunity to integrate scientific, empirical, and policy insights with conceptions of privacy that are conceptually rigorous and ethically meaningful," she added.

This is factored into the policy from its conception.

That is when bribery affects not just the implementation of policy, but its conception.

Another implication is concerned with the relationship between sending state policies and different conceptions of national citizenship.

Thus, bureaucratic politics is often offered as a counterpoint to realist or rationalist conceptions of policy decision making.

Compared with these and other alternative conceptions of policy making, the bureaucratic politics model represents a significant and distinctive strain of organization- and state-level theory in international relations, organization theory, public policy, and American politics.

The States are free to consult their own conceptions of policy in dispensing with the grand jury, in modifying or abolishing the petty jury, in withholding the privilege against self-crimination.