Sentence examples for policy-making roles from inspiring English sources

But they acknowledged that women on the economic team had tended to hold advisory roles, rather than policy-making roles.

"It's hard to believe that anything much is going to happen" in coming months, said Michael Graetz, a professor at Yale University Law School who had policy-making roles in two presidential administrations.

He explains, for example, how the Federal Reserve's independence was often compromised by the active policy-making roles of Congress, the Treasury Department, different presidents, and even White House staff, who often pressured the bank to take a short-term view of its responsibilities.

But while they now hold a majority of middle management jobs, 49 years later women still haven't done more than trickle up into policy-making roles.

You will ask each cabinet department to conduct an investigation of practices during the Bush Administration, and expose them, whether they were the appointments of industry insiders to regulatory and/or policy-making roles, or lax enforcement, or both.

"This notion is completely transforming our workforce and will continue to do so as these two generations begin to age into decision and policy-making roles," say Jenn Gore.

Anybody who's in a policy-making role knows there is cost and so that makes it more challenging.

During the Bush administration, it lost its policy-making role to the State Department.

Since last year, the organizations have assumed an important policy-making role in 32 developing countries that have qualified for debt reduction.

"It's very hard to guess about someone who hasn't been in a policy-making role for nine years now," Dr. Reiter said.

Whitman says that when Bush offered her the job at E.P.A., he told her the administration's ecology policy-making role would be hers alone.