Sentence examples for policy flows from inspiring English sources

It is common in the U.S. to judge drug addiction morally rather than medically, and most policy flows from that approach.

Much of Labour's economic policy flows from a central idea: that something went wrong in the British economy well before 2008 and that working people have not received their fair share of growth.

"Bad policy flows from it.

Thoughtful policy flows from all three, not just one.

The EU-funded project described by Gerhardus et al developed a model for mapping research to policy flows based on the qualitative case studies.

Yes, grooves were carved in which foreign policy flowed for four decades.

Washington - AS we mark four years since Sept. 11, 2001, one way to organize a review of what has happened in American foreign policy since that terrible day is with a question: To what extent has that policy flowed from the wellspring of American politics and culture, and to what extent has it flowed from the particularities of this president and this administration?

The results show that financial assistants (fund flow), policy reform (policy flow), and advanced technology (technology flow) can perform as negative entropy inflows (NEIFs).

The nominee to be Director the Central Intelligence Agency, Mike Pompeo, has said that his views on public policy flow from reading Rand's novel, The Fountainhead.

While his critics laugh, the president's tweets direct our political and policy flow.

Politicians and policymakers need to abandon theories – and policies flowing from them – that treat workless people as "scroungers" and "shirkers".