Sentence examples for reflection on policy from inspiring English sources

Jon Baker, Scott Wallsten, Carl Shapiro, and Greg Rosston highlighted both reflection on policy debates, including the legacy of the Microsoft case, as well as forward-looking assessments, including the appropriate role for antitrust in an economy increasingly characterized by dominant players in information technology.

First, the existing documentation, especially the two Starting Strong reports, can and should be used to deepen critical reflection on policy, provision and practice.

It was attached to the President's private office and produced a series of forward-looking reflections on policies of a general nature.

Is this a negative reflection on your policy?

Upon leaving the State Department, he continued to encourage reflection on international policy as Director of the Seven Springs Conference Center and as a founding member of the Southern Connecticut Committee on Foreign Relations.

"As a general principle when a country finds itself totally isolated and has virtually no allies, it should be an occasion for reflection on its policy line," said Jeffrey Laurenti, executive director of Policy Studies at the United Nations Association of the United States, a grass-roots organization in Washington.

Twelve months of reflection on American policy in the Middle East and scrutiny into how the United States did or did not protect itself have yielded recriminations and resentments -- many of them familiar, some more barbed than in the past, all permitted expression by the passing of a year's time.

These are discussed in this section, followed by a reflection on the policy impact that CAULDRON has had, and could have in the future.

It's certainly no reflection on state policy towards Israel.

So I could well understand the intuition that drove Helprin to write as he did, and can even empathize with how he must have felt to see his breezy reflection on copyright policy explode on the New York Times website, and elsewhere.

Such an alliance could facilitate a reflection on the policy options that would best reach women, who are by far the most affected.