More important, in the context of what we've just gone through, it turns policy-making into a game of chicken.
Indeed, Mr. Clinton became the master of look-alike politics, using it to turn policy debates to his advantage.
But when she took to the podium, the nation's self-described mom in chief quickly turned policy wonk.
At the White House, he had advised a brainy president on budget policy and much else, but turning policy wisdom into law had often proved impossible.
Second, the failures of government may not all be down to politicians' mendacity, but the sheer difficulty any government faces in turning policy into reality.
The project objective was to turn policy packaging into a well-established approach to policy making, with solid theoretical and methodological foundations that can also be practically applied in the field.
He is a professor turned policy guy who is deeply committed to making American transportation system better.
This is not something that is often explicitly encouraged, yet it could provide useful pointers to those who wish to turn policy into practice.
In order to determine if our recommendations are sufficient and appropriate for turning policy into practice further operational research is required.
Guideline implementation involves "the concrete activities and interventions undertaken to turn policies into desired results" [ 9].
Guideline implementation involves the concrete activities and interventions undertaken to turn policies into desired results.
