Sentence examples for view of policy from inspiring English sources

Even background briefings have their appeal, when the alternative is a two-dimensional view of policy.

But this rational-optimistic view of policy and practice is unlikely to be sufficient to bring about change.

But establishing a position has been difficult for the group, which takes a pragmatic view of policy issues.

And the Supreme Court has given the President broad authority to interpret old laws so as to implement his own view of policy.

"On the other hand, the thing that is missing in most other places is Princeton's ability to deal with the complexity of the global health issue from the point of view of policy, economics, sociology, ecology and psychology.

There is no agreement that his stirring patriotism was correct from the point of view of policy; perhaps the decision to build up Athens's financial resources slowly in preparation for the time when Philip had to be confronted nearer home was right.

He also said he tried to tell the history of nuclear weapons in America from the point of view of military officers, pilots, scientists, engineers and other officials who managed the arsenal, rather than from the point of view of policy-makers.

In addition most evaluations so far adopt a rational view of policies and policy interactions leaving out a systemic evaluation of the institutionalism of interacting policies.

Policy-by-general is sure to create a skewed view of policy-making, since everything is likely to be viewed initially through a military lens by men trained in war, not diplomacy or peace.

The 6.9 million children and young adults in the United States who provide care for their families are largely hidden from the view of policy-makers and supportive organizations.

Observational studies can also better simulate real-world settings and offer more relevant information in view of policy-making.