Sentence examples for problems policy from inspiring English sources

Ankara's rapprochement with President Bashar al-Assad (which began in earnest in 2004) had once been the best example of the success of its "zero problems" policy.

That zero problems policy was designed by Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu in order to build strong economic, political and social ties with Turkey's immediate neighbors.

But the other risk is that the economy sinks even more than expected right now, compounding the problems policy makers already have.

The so-called zero problems policy seeks to deal pragmatically with Syria and Iran, to resolve its long-standing dispute with Armenia, and come to terms with problems at home, mainly the demands of its own Kurdish population.

Although Mr. Basu noted that some of the slowdown could be attributed to global economic problems, policy makers now recognize that "decision making had slowed down, reforms had slowed down," he said.

Suddenly, Turkey realized that it was running a serious risk of being shunned by the newly emerging democratic forces because it had paid so little attention to human rights in its zero problems policy.

"Why Noise Matters: A Worldwide Perspective on the Problems, Policies and Solutions" (Routledge), by John Stewart with Arline L. Bronzaft, Francis McManus, Nigel Rodgers and Val Weedon, is not exclusively about New York.

When confronted with such complex problems, policy-makers tend to use intuitive or heuristic approaches to simplify complexity, and in the process, important information may be lost, and priority setting is ad-hoc.

This model has three streams of processes: problems, policies and politics.

According to this framework, there are three largely separate streams running through the policy system: problems, policies, and politics.

Under this framework, the policy process is seen as comprising of three streams: problems, policies and politics [ 18].