Sentence examples for subsequent policymaking from inspiring English sources

Despite widespread public concern, subsequent policymaking has been half-hearted, short-termist and disjointedly ineffective.

In a paper published in 1983, Mr Bernanke blamed the collapse of the banking system for constricting the supply of credit, which "helped convert the severe but not unprecedented downturn of 1929-30 into a protracted depression".The notion that financial crises are transmitted to the broader economy by the "bank-lending channel" has dominated subsequent policymaking.

Policymakers and other stakeholders in HEPA policymaking should therefore clearly face, solve, and manage the use of research evidence in policymaking and realise true evidence-informed policymaking.

Most of the applications of Weiss' models and subsequent efforts to assess complexity in evidence use have focused on policymaking in high-income countries, especially the US, UK and Canada.

On a subsequent trip to Puerto Rico, he made a few philosophical comments about the nature of policymaking that indicated to reporters that he might be wavering.

Policymakers outside the government play an important role in the policymaking process and may influence the policymaking process.

FORGET about policymaking.

American policymaking is equally chaotic.

It needs principled policymaking.

Bleak prospects undermine its policymaking.

Few question his policymaking qualifications.