Sentence examples for policy units from inspiring English sources

Government sources the Cedd's plan was a surprise to policy units usually involved in such significant planning processes.

The two divisions bearing the brunt of the redundancies in London are the party's external affairs and policy units, which are in effect being run down.

But there have at least been shifts – the experiments with prefabrication, the cautious consideration to planned development given by thinktanks and policy units.

He also served as the first president of the Right to Privacy Foundation (RPF), founded in 1981 and a predecessor to HRC's education and policy units.

It involves placing Blair's staff in high government offices, such as presidential policy units and cabinet secretariats, to build "effective governance" through "a combination of on-the-job coaching and support and formal and informal training".

As the director of the self-styled Civic Innovation Lab, he heads a think tank operating out of the fourth floor of City Hall, which means that San Diego now has a department modelled on the policy units that were so transformative in Bogotá and Medellín.

Davies's spell with the policy unit gave him perspective.

Formerly deputy head, policy unit, prime minister's office.

He has also established his own policy unit, which is separate from David Cameron's No 10 policy unit.

He also worked in the Conservative party's policy unit, run by David Cameron.

The NCS is run by Michael Lynas, a former civil servant from the No 10 policy unit.