Sentence examples for policymaking into from inspiring English sources

He mostly ignores Legco and has brought almost all policymaking into his own office.Nor does his government tolerate criticism.

Not having the responsibility that goes with cabinet seats, they could blackmail the government on issue after issue, and risk turning policymaking into a saga of serial brinksmanship.Power in Indian politics is a great adhesive.

The framework turns economic policymaking into an "asset-management problem", says Sir Partha.A country like Saudi Arabia, for example, depleted its stock of fossil fuels by $37 billion between 1990 and 2008, while adding to its stock of school-leavers and university graduates (its human capital grew by almost $1 trillion).

This study seeks to contribute to the current discussion about health research feeding into policymaking in a low-income country setting.

Despite its scarce use in Spain, HIA allows to consider health in sectorial policymaking, taking into account social inequalities in health, so that healthier public policies can be designed.

The problem was that the 112th Congress was the place where those good ideas went to die -- especially as policymaking went into suspended animation during the national election year.

Very little spills over into policymaking.

And Europe's agonies over GMOs illustrate the problems that arise when science is not well integrated into policymaking.

This is partly because these first principles endure long enough to find their way from academia into policymaking circles.

If political pacts are needed to tame congressional oligarchs, a new "social pact" will bring the powerless into policymaking and persuade the powerful to rise above narrow interests.

Bird, who set up the street magazine in 1991 as a way for the homeless to earn money, said he hoped to inject some new ideas into policymaking.