Sentence examples for policy organisation from inspiring English sources

"They are taller than the rest," says Vijay Jolly, a BJP activist and president of the Delhi Study Group, a policy organisation.

She is also a governor of the prestigious Ditchley Foundation, the rather secretive foreign policy organisation that is attended by the world's political illuminati.

This article was amended on 24 October 2016 to describe the Mindfulness Initiative as a research and policy organisation not a research and training organisation.

"If it's an offence under UK law, then it has to be prosecuted and tested under UK law," said James Firth of the Open Digital Policy Organisation thinktank.

This is what one Labour source said: It was a total disaster at all the key levels of policy, organisation, personnel and message.

Mr Carter has said his most significant work has been through the Carter centre, an Atlanta-based think tank and activist policy organisation that he and his wife, Rosalynn, founded in 1982.

The importance of the role of 'boundary spanners' [ 19] in this case referring to the building of relationships and connections between health and policy organisations, has been highlighted in other studies, as has the importance of having organisational champions particularly in the early phases of innovation spread and adoption [ 16].

The work In a range of arts and policy organisations, including the Tate, Royal Society of Arts and Policy Exchange.

In America, private prison contractors have been major contributors to public policy organisations that have successfully advanced tough-on-crime legislation and promoted free-market principles.

Another market for a (broadly) academic audience is newsletters of learned societies, funding agencies, and science policy organisations.

This conflict has important implications for both individual clinicians and health policy organisations.