Sentence examples for wise policymaking from inspiring English sources
They doubt their overstretched local authorities are up to the task, and want wise policymaking support from the central government of the sort that, for good or ill, used to be a hallmark of the Japanese state.
I decided to leave the military and run for public office, hoping to contribute to political dialogue and wise policymaking.
Sounding an optimistic note when gloomy predictions are the norm, Litan and Schramm show that, with wise and informed policymaking, the American entrepreneurial engine can rally and the true potential of the U.S. economy can be unlocked.
The reality is that there is no America to improve upon through the application of wise and beneficent policymaking; there are only Americans, some of whom will benefit and some of whom will be hindered by government action.
In one of the wiser acts of European policymaking, the Vienna Initiative encouraged Western European lenders to maintain their exposures to Central and Eastern Europe.
Trump speaks as if the truth and the right policies were blindingly obvious, and the so-called wise counsellors who claim that the world is a complex place, and that policymaking needs to take account of that complexity, are idiots or in somebody's pocket.
Everytown for Gun Safety will focus on background checks rather than gun bans, a wise move considering how bans have failed to find a place in federal policymaking.
FORGET about policymaking.
It needs principled policymaking.
American policymaking is equally chaotic.
