Sentence examples for policy prism from inspiring English sources
The Obama administration's recent report on the possible economic impact of artificial intelligence and automation looked at the issue at least partly through a policy prism.
Even responsible local leaders are most interested in securing resources for their patch, and view economic policy through the prism of tactical politics.
Mr. Harman was the co-author, with the pollster Daniel Yankelovich, of "Starting With the People" (1988), an analysis of national policies through a prism of public values.
Beyond the campus green, Americans can be squeamish about viewing policy choices through the prism of economic self-interest.
Although concern exists the MDGs were formulated in a paternalistic prism by policy elites with usual geopolitics predominating [ 16- 18], the methodology of identifying the MDGs from goals set in UN summits and conferences in the 1990s is not without its own validity.
The class action covers a number of areas ranging from data use policy under EU law to PRISM surveillance support and the unlawful introduction of "Graph Search".
He also cautioned against viewing a mayor's duties wholly through the prism of education policy, noting that unrelated challenges such as transportation are also among city officials' top priorities.
[GP 15, Interview] Many respondents described the potential of Prism in supporting policy imperatives to prevent admissions—' something that we're very much being pressured to do' [GP 16, IV] while at the same time enabling practices to meet contractual and reporting responsibilities.
Other policy areas are framed through this prism.
In this instance, as always, Pakistan's tumultuous news media is the prism through which United States policy is reflected to the people, who have found themselves at the center of America's struggle against terrorism.
But he has not erased the serious risk he will see U.S. foreign policy, including regarding Russia, through the prism he has been behind for 41 years at Exxon -- where corporate earnings take precedence over U.S. security.
