Sentence examples for policymaking from inspiring English sources

This aspiration to anchor policymaking in psychological measurement dates back to Jeremy Bentham in the 18th century.

It is hard to avoid the impression that Cameron's speech, whatever its intended political aim, lacks a serious basis in policymaking.

This initiative is based on the notion that real devolution and informed policymaking best lies with engaged city leaders, rather than detached national governments.

As Avinoam Idan, formerly an Israeli diplomat in Moscow, puts it, Hamas was looking for recognition; the Kremlin was looking for a chance to demonstrate its independence.And rather than the considered wiliness for which Mr Primakov was once renowned, the Hamas invitation announced by Mr Putin looks like evidence of a different trend: the Kremlin's tightening grip on policymaking.

Against the grain The crude art of policymaking ReprintsEven at home enthusiasm is muted.

If Mr Fabius were to secure the candidacy, the party leadership would be thrown into turmoil.Intra-party competition might bring policymaking benefits.

Yet he insists sustainable development is a worthwhile concept: "It's good therapy for the tunnel vision common in government ministries, as it forces integrated policymaking.

Over the past month deft policymaking saw off calamity in the rich world.

The external members are there in part for their expertise but also as a check on the bank's institutional might and the tendency of its staff to adhere to particular shibboleths (such as the notion that financial markets are always efficient) that can lead to costly errors in policymaking.

If you think coalition was bad – backroom deals, cut-and-paste policymaking, good ideas lost in the quicksand between the two parties – then try the looser varieties of alliance.

His long experience in European policymaking, his critics say, means he tends to see current crises through the prism of older ones – something he himself does not deny.