Sentence examples for policy contests from inspiring English sources

Policy contests could then be taken out of the back rooms into the light.

Perhaps policy contests could be held in the open rather than behind closed doors.

To the extent policy contests have leaked out from back rooms, they are inevitably reported through the prism of division.

Rather, market competition is greater, which means that public policy contests — over organic labeling, for example — have more than ever become just brawls among business rivals.

Instead it becomes a policy contest, a battle of ideas".

This week, we move on to the next stage of the policy contest with the publication of the parties' manifestos.

He referred explicitly to a 'public policy contest' in regards to 'the way in which Australia deals with non-citizens who enter its territory by sea without visas and invoke Australia's protection obligations under the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees' (para. 1).

A new approach in German innovation policy organizes contests of proposals for developing innovation networks.

In one of the most detailed discussions of foreign policy during the contest, Corbyn indicated that he would struggle to see the circumstances in which he would agree to deploy British forces.

The problem with this interpretation is that the election was not a referendum on economic policy, but a contest primarily driven by ethnic considerations and the desire to punish a select group of oligarchs.

Translated roughly, the contest pits policy against popularity.