Sentence examples for policy know-how from inspiring English sources

This model, which finally saw off the waves of communism and fascism, needed the intellectual genius of a John Maynard Keynes, the policy know-how of people like William Beveridge and the political skill of people like Clement Attlee.

In spite of the continued assertions of activists to the contrary, it has been shown time and time again that we currently have neither the technologies nor the social structures nor the policy know-how to convert developed economies quickly to low carbon ones without considerable economic and social cost.

Here's why: Dems believe one of the key reasons Romney's debate performance was so successful is that he managed to dispel doubts about the lack of specificity in his plans, by projecting a general air of competence, authority and policy know-how.

Hillary has the experience, the policy know-how, she can get things done, it's all on her website.

That is as much a political calculation on Obama's part as it is a testament to Sen. Hillary Clinton's breadth of public policy know-how (most candidates looked short on policy next to her).

However, his slipups were nothing compared to those of Sarah Palin, whose lack of foreign policy know-how and geographic confusion were like early Christmas presents to the liberal media.

Anyone who has ever tried to read a health insurance policy knows how hard it is to find out what the plan actually covers and how much it will cost.

The results should provide policy-oriented know-how for an efficient and socially acceptable organization of the future energy system.

It also enhanced ownership of the subsequent ban by the agriculture extension community, an essential community for these decisions, since they transfer national policies and technical know-how to the farmers.

Nowadays, the intercultural cities programme of the Council of Europe has more than 100 cities working together, including national networks in Spain, Italy, Norway, Ukraine and Portugal, sharing know-how, policy experiences and good practices relating to the implementation of intercultural policies.

This will let future policy makers know how efficient an original policy was, so that they can make changes to make it more efficient.