Sentence examples for policy folks from inspiring English sources
"There's been a very clear and somewhat naïve consensus among educators, policy folks and scholars that youth activism invariably has these kinds of effects," Professor McAdam said.
'Responsible innovation' seems like a useful phrase, and it is starting to be adopted by policy folks, but it needs work to stop it being vacuous.
As policy folks get their heads around what's going on they are going to need some language to deal with it.
The policy folks will have to work out what needs to be built and who is going to pay for it and who gets to drive on those roads once they are built.
Mincome was a prototype of an idea that came to the fore in the sixties, and that is now popular again among economists and policy folks: a basic income guarantee.
But comparing the successful fight against Scottish independence with the imminent by-election battles to retain the seats given up by defecting MPs Douglas Carswell and Mark Reckless, Mr Johnson said: "That's our new fisheries policy, folks.
Doubt this, and you are bound to doubt the value of the UN's role in monitoring elections everywhere from Bosnia to Haiti.A year ago, an article appeared in Foreign Affairs criticising America's multilateralism as too timid by half: America should smite evil and spread democracy alone, the argument went, and for a while Washington's foreign-policy folk debated this notion eagerly.
In the next part, the paper introduced the status of CEE in China such as national policies, folk organizations, forms of research and communication with the international organization.
The community of policy advocates especially folks drawn from academic science and engineering is shockingly naïve about politics and the strategy of political action.
He has in short written a book about economic policy for folks who neither know nor like economics or policy.
Among those who fell foul of the policy were folk singer Ewan MacColl, theatre director Joan Littlewood, children's writer Michael Rosen, journalist Isabel Hilton and Roland Joffé, who later directed The Killing Fields.
