Sentence examples for policy frame from inspiring English sources

A city like Copenhagen may want to break out of the policy frame set by the central government, but when it comes to policies for migrant newcomers, all they can do is decide more about less.

Drawing upon recent insights from the public policy literature, this policy letter sets out five particularly demanding areas of concern: (i) constructing a resonating policy frame, (ii) formulating policy goals, (iii) involving relevant sectors and levels, (iv) the question of what constitutes optimal policy integration, and (v) designing a consistent mix of policy instruments.

It will also be a government that creates a progressive-leaning policy frame without the extreme bitterness and partisan acrimony that we have seen over these last many decades.

The potential conflict between such codes and the 'hard' law of trade treaties (the next policy frame we consider) questions such an assessment.

This growth has been defended on the basis that 'fighting against diseases (especially contagious diseases) is a global public good' (our next policy frame) and the existence of 'reasonable doubts about the levels of efficiency and effectiveness of traditional aid channels' [[ 50], p.11].

At times, writing in a populist vein that echoes her first book No Logo, published seven years ago, Klein seems to suggest that these disasters are manufactured as part of a deliberate policy framed by corporations with hidden influence in government.

I see two main weaknesses with using policy frames to study the multi-level governance of integration.

These two concepts represent certain policy frames with a particular reconstruction of the policy problem and the subsequent remedy to it (Garcés-Mascareñas & Penninx, 2015).

It then takes a step back and looks over a longer time period at how competing policy frames have shaped the agendas underlying the debate.

Although the national integration policy frames have changed several times since the adoption of the first immigrant policy in 1968 – from universalism to multiculturalism and back again – the practices and measures have not changed in any major way.

These findings contrast the notion of a "turn to parenting" as highlighted in policy, and indicates that the emphasis on the role of parents is policy framing rather than actually taking place in practice.