Sentence examples for policymaking if from inspiring English sources

He said the home secretary's actions could create a crisis in government policymaking if the drugs advisory panel was left unable to function or if experts on other panels resigned.

A more serious problem may turn out to be George Osborne's campaign to secure watertight guarantees curbing eurozone policymaking if London deems it counter to UK interests or skewing fairness in the EU's single market in the eurozone's favour.

The main conclusion of the book is that there would have been more progress in policymaking, if not for the influence of the contrarian experts, which tried on ideological reasons to undermine trust in the science base for regulation.

This was a reaction to the position of Campbell & Stanley [ 3], who stated that internal validity is the most essential issue in research, and Cronbach's position that evaluation cannot serve policymaking if its external validity is not guaranteed [ 4].

The first thing we'll do if we win this election is to continue to strive democratise policymaking in the Labour party".

Evidence-based policymaking is essential if we are ever going to triumph over this recession and deal with our long-run budget problems.

But we believe that if policymaking is dominated by powerful business organizations and a small number of affluent Americans, then America's claims to being a democratic society are seriously threatened.

In the United States, our findings indicate, the majority does not rule--at least not in the causal sense of actually determining policy outcomes..... [We] believe that if policymaking is dominated by powerful business organizations and a small number of affluent Americans, then America's claims to being a democratic society are seriously threatened.

Health policymaking is incomplete if the focus is solely on government and providers; community participation cannot be overlooked.

Yet, our review indicates that sustained health system-oriented research and provision of local evidence for policymaking are needed if research is going to have a significant impact on policy (cf. Bennett et al. 2011).

If projections and forecasts were mixed up in policymaking (i.e. if the projected numbers seriously influenced policymaking as if they were forecasts), any troubles in relevant policy should not be attributed to modeling studies, but rather, to communications between experts and policymakers.