Sentence examples for policy projection from inspiring English sources

Wherever he went, the secretary of state tried to buck up American diplomats, preparing them for skirmishes within the administration, and for policy projection abroad.

It is never the intention of this paper to claim China has been misunderstood in terms of its foreign policy projection under Beijing Consensus, nor to deny the negative impacts on local societies when resource-led diplomacy is intertwined with rogue regimes, corruptions and human displacements.

Let's look at an actual policy projection from one of the top companies, based on the interest and dividend it's currently paying (the dividend is not guaranteed, but has been paid consistently since the 1860s).

Support for the changes was not unanimous, according to the minutes, which said that some "did not see providing policy projections as a useful step at this time".

Europe will not turn its back to the world but concentrate foreign- and security policy on projection of soft powers -- values.

Under current policy and projections, assuming that the world's total carbon emissions fall by enough to prevent more than 2℃ of warming, by 2050 shipping and aviation could contribute 40% of our CO2 output.

The findings, to be released Monday in the Review of Environmental Economics and Policy, say projections used by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change rely on outdated models and fail to account for "tipping points" ― key moments when global warming rapidly speeds up and becomes irreversible.

National officials are often strongly influenced by forward-looking policy debates, projections of future developments, and international experiences.

One of the most comprehensive and policy-relevant projection models based on this approach is the study by the Personal Social Services Research Unit (PSSRU) in the UK [ 1].

Understanding trends over time in the supply of patient visits and the relationship with labour force age structure and possible cohort effects is important in dental labour force planning, informing current policies and projections of future capacity to supply services.

The record shows impressive continuities between the two administrations, and nowhere more than in the policy of "force projection" in the Arab world.