Sentence examples for policymaking designed from inspiring English sources

Qatar's decision in 2011 to hike public sector pay by 60% - at a time when virtually all Arab governments granted pay rises, with one eye on the risk of protests - is a classic example of unsustainable policymaking designed for short-term effect.

By applying the body of regulations and policymaking designed for the operational realities of the grid -- like benchmarking prices against grid resources instead of diesel generators -- we ensure the most expensive power of all: its absence.

Because of the link between organisational capacity and staff capacity to engage with and use research to inform policymaking, ORACLe is designed to assess multiple aspects of organisational capacity, including the systems, supports, and tools organisations have in place to enable research use, and the value placed on research by the organisation.

We need to design policymaking as a democratic exercise and not just a technocratic one.

Ideally, said Caterina Tully, former project director in the prime minister's strategy unit, the public should be involved in whole host of political and policymaking activities – from designing public services to deciding on the future of Trident.

This finding is of fundamental relevance to address future research and to design policymaking recommendations in a more informed way.

Our finding is of fundamental relevance to address future research and to design policymaking recommendations in a more informed way.

A proper understanding of these findings is of fundamental relevance to address future research and to design policymaking recommendations in a more informed way.

This situation is not unique to New York and London indeed, most cities similarly have a constrained capacity to act, limited by state or national laws or rules specifically designed to rein in the energy policymaking powers of local authorities.

Such a scoring tool is beneficial in allowing agencies to evaluate policymakers' current use of research in policy development, as well as the impact of programs designed to improve evidence-informed health policymaking.

Decision tools and stakeholder engagement incorporating understanding of barriers, such as with MDAST, can be designed in a way as to mitigate those barriers to policymaking.