Sentence examples for policy preparation from inspiring English sources

The Romney campaign gets high marks for discipline, fund-raising, policy preparation, opposition research — they effectively savaged Rick Perry and Newt Gingrich — and mostly top grades for their political operation.

The clients for this PAE were two senior officials in the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education: Carrie Conaway, Director of Planning, Research, and Evaluation and David Haselkorn, Associate Commissioner for Educator Policy, Preparation, Licensure, and Leadership.

During the policy preparation authorities are legally bound to the principles of 'proper policy making'.

Early-stage policy preparation will be essential.

Additionally we asked if an oral presentation about the epidemiological research had been given by the RPHS during policy preparation (Table 2).

Topping the list will be the European Semester, industrial competitiveness, climate and energy policies, preparations for the upcoming EU-Africa summit and relations with Africa.

The journal Transportation focuses on issues of relevance to the formulation of policy, the preparation and evaluation of plans, and the day-to-day operational management of transport systems.

These include greater transparency of government both in use of the revenues by hypothecation of taxes for societal purposes and in pre-policy planning and preparation.

We offer a portfolio of exciting undergraduate majors that offer diverse career options to students interested in biology, environmental science, environmental policy, and preparation for the health professions.

At the budget meeting, Mr. Fitzwater said, Administration negotiators would also review their plans for cutting expenditures, overall budget figures and tax policy, in preparation for resuming budget talks with Congressional negotiators in September.

Notwithstanding Mr. Brown's many documented shortcomings in a job that he evidently should not have held in the first place, this rather cold-blooded and clumsy effort to offer him up as a scapegoat for broader failures of policy and preparation cannot obscure the fact that the fault for the Katrina fiasco is not merely Mr. Brown's alone, but the administration's generally.