Sentence examples for policy to learn from inspiring English sources

Can they respect your right to privacy and choice if you require them to read a long and confusing privacy policy to learn how to opt-out instead of allowing them to use an easy-to-use platform?

So when I heard about the changes at Calvert, which is based near my home in Bethesda, Md., I arranged to sit down with Bennett Freeman, Calvert's senior vice president for sustainability research and policy, to learn more.

Have an open door policy to learn and teach.

Analyze the policy to learn how long it will last.

This serial nature of the policy process represents yet another advantage of incrementalism, according to Lindblom: it permits policy makers to learn through a process of trial and error, converging on a solution gradually through a process of successive approximations.

Jared Bernstein writes from Europe about the complete unwillingness of European policy makers to learn from their mistakes; call it Euroderp.

Rather, a good review can capture a fair amount of what's necessary for a policy maker to learn.

But I continue to be amazed by the consistent failure of our federal health policy wonks to learn the lessons of history.

(They could also call officials from the California Air Resources Board -- one of the the state agencies that administers California's climate policy -- to learn how the Gas Company has publicly dismissed the Board's suggested climate pollution mitigation strategy).

It may take up to twelve months for technical experts and policy specialists to learn each other's vernacular.

There is more for policy makers to learn from Kivalina than the important knowledge elders share about the effects of climate change on land, sea and animals.