Sentence examples for strategic policymaking from inspiring English sources

It is so easy to get bogged down in day-to-day administrative work that there is little time for strategic policymaking.

Yet that is one among many reasons why generals are excluded by constitutional and legislative design from strategic policymaking, and are not meant to have outsized influence over decisions in the White House about war and peace.

The seven includes the quartet of vice-presidents without portfolio who will form Juncker's inner team, be given powers of oversight and veto over central policy areas, and be put in charge of strategic policymaking.

An important facet of the rule creates a presumption that the chairman of a company's board, the chief executive, the president and the chief financial officer, or someone removed from one of those positions by the F.D.I.C., is substantially responsible for the bank's demise if the person had authority over "strategic, policymaking or companywide operational decisions".

Its data and analysis also enable strategic planning, inform policymaking, advance academic and commercial research, understand social and economic trends, and, finally, support prospective students' decision-making.

By empowering the N.C.A.A. to be the primary representative governing body, we will prevent the formation of potentially competing units that dilute the governance, policymaking and strategic direction of intercollegiate athletics.

Second, the team invests in bold leadership, creative management of local politics of health administration and policymaking and strategic networking and collaboration with international partners.

The researchers at icddr,b engaged in almost all these processes, which likely explains why their research findings were utilized in policymaking and strategic planning processes.

These study findings offer insights for a better understanding of the role that research institutions can play to promote utilization of their findings in policymaking and strategic planning processes.

The study adapted the World Health Organization/Turning Research into Practice (WHO/TRIP) conceptual framework (Fig.  1) [ 25] to guide the documentation of case studies of research utilization in policymaking and strategic planning processes in Bangladesh.

Despite increasing calls internationally for the inclusion of EBDM processes in public health programming, policymaking, and strategic planning [ 6- 10, 36- 41], there is relatively sparse research to assess the workforce's current capacity at the local level.