Sentence examples for policy judgement from inspiring English sources

Military service below the executive level may be germane to our assessment of a candidate's character, but I find it hard to see anything offensive in questioning whether it necessarily imbues one with exceptional policy judgement.

That is a very, very interesting and a very revealing piece of information, because it indicates that they had had previous conversations and that what sounds to me to be a policy judgement had been made, that it wasn't - the subject wasn't going to be tackled.

Our legislature does not lack information, it lacks a modern capacity for sorting through the information to arrive at representative, unbiased policy judgement.

Because Balls's analysis has nudged me to remember that there is one big policy judgement that George Osborne and David Cameron have to make between now and Budget day on March 18 - which is whether to stick to the plan outlined in December's autumn statement to generate an overall budget surplus of £23.1bn in 2019-20.

Stephen's lack of sound policy judgement and his mishandling of international affairs, leading to the loss of Normandy and his consequent inability to win the civil war in England, is also highlighted by another of his biographers, David Crouch.

After the Senate Leadership Fund questioned her foreign policy judgement in an ad featuring ailing Syrian children, Heitkamp took to Twitter: "Using poisoned, dead Syrian children in a political attack ad is disgusting, shameful and downright wrong," she wrote.

Due process was achieved through involvement of stakeholders, consensus decisions informed by briefing papers and 2nd stage filter analysis that captures broader factors that influence policy judgements in addition to cost-effectiveness results.

Methodologically this is a textually based critical analysis and comparison of legislation, migration policies, judgements and executive responses in Southern Europe and Australia.

Crucially, in rejecting the government's over-reliance on the 'neither confirm nor deny' policy, this judgement will assist those seeking to expose serious wrongdoing on the part of the authorities".

Whichever approach is adopted in a particular case in relation to consent and assent and the relationships between them, such policies and judgements should be clearly justified, recorded and approved by relevant parties.

Having few cases would also help avoid boredom, learning, and habituation as a task is repeated, which can alter a participant's judgement policy [ 52].