Sentence examples for quality of policy from inspiring English sources

In this study the quality of policy is measured by inflation, openness to trade, exchange rates and so forth.

The nudge unit has been at the forefront of Whitehall's evidence agenda, pushing the debates around evidence-based policymaking and using randomised controlled tests to assess the quality of policy interventions.

He raised the quantity and quality of Policy Unit staff (it now boasts a dozen high-flyers), and widened its remit to oversee existing policies and develop new ones.Second, through Alistair Campbell, his press secretary, Mr Blair exerts far more discipline over the presentation of policies, by both ministers and civil-service press officers, than did any of his predecessors.

If we were to restrict the frequency analysis to only those months during periods that shared similar characteristics, we'd expect the base rate to be much higher.Thankfully, the second factor to consider, the quality of policy responses to the threat of deflation, weighs in the opposite direction.

Defra said in their response to the Freedom of Information Request: "We recognise that there is a public interest in disclosure of information concerning the badgerculls in order to enable the public to assess the quality of policy formulation, advice and guidance, to enhance transparency of decision making and increase Government accountability.

"It's certainly the case that there's a degree of subjectivity in it… We measured the quality of policy not the quantity of startups," he adds.

This iterative process is also cited as improving the quality of policies and the honesty of public debate that follows.

For future research, it would be interesting to tackle the question empirically: what are consequences of the different types of collaboration for both policy and research in terms of outcomes (i.e. quality of policies, quality of research and unintended consequences)?

Due to an emphasis on output legitimacy in the EU, notably the quality of policies in terms of 'rationality' and 'effectiveness' (Kaunert, 2010a,b; Scharpf, 1999), the Commission actively tries to develop European networks of experts and stakeholders; convening expert groups and attempting to increase expertise and support from stakeholders (Princen, 2011).

Edward Blakely, dean of the Milano Institute at the New School University in Manhattan, and a consultant on the Rauch poll, said no previous polling efforts covered quality-of-life policy issues on Long Island in such depth.

He calls it a quality-of-life insurance policy.