1. A smallgroup has begun to predominate in policy-making.

2. Businessmen are displeased with erratic economic policy-making.

3. He will play a key background role in government policy-making.

4. There is a good deal of confusion over the use of concepts to analyse the institutions and processes of policy-making.

5. The internal organization of state policy-making has tended to reflect the lines of cleavage within dominant economic groups of civil society.

6. Clearly, the publication of the General Theory in 1936 had an enormous impact on both economic theory and policy-making.

7. The emission standards were set without regard to the constraints of technological or economic feasibility that had previously influenced policy-making.

8. Concrete actions and new initiatives are recommended to restore the human dimension to its central position in development policy-making and planning.

9. For our purpose it is important to note that it merely threatened to dent the Treasury ascendancy over economic policy-making.

10. By and large,() the inadequacies and limitations of these science and technology policy-making bodies is equally handicapped by many crucial issues.

11. Time, I suggest, to inject a quantitatively-based qualitative element into science policy-making.

12. This leads to a more autonomous role for the Family Development Nurse and a greater input into decision and policy-making.

13. It therefore had to change tack, further adding to confusion in governmental policy-making.

14. In fact, however, most contemporary legislatures do not have the dominant role in the policy-making function.

15. Behind this lay the complaint that the judiciary had been effectively excluded from policy-making.

16. In general, science policy-making institutions can not just confine their activities to provide policy directions.

17. In summary, the research aims at a detailed examination of the policy-making process.

18. Implicit in the idea is a distinction between the policy-making work of advisers to ministers and the day-to-day administration of the departments.

19. Policy-making is inevitably, and universally, a long, drawn-out process which involves many people within the organisation.

19. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

20. Fiscal constraints will dominate policymaking in this Parliament.

21. It introduces a little fear into the policymaking process.

22. This is widely acknowledged as vital for policymaking.

23. By giving well-being a central role in policymaking, the tiny Kingdom of Bhutan has staged a trial that has gripped the world.

24. The statute is hardly a masterpiece of insightful policymaking or incisive drafting.

25. Critics argue that the government's hand-to-mouth policymaking is self-defeating, and illustrates its general lack of planning.

26. The focal point of this existing structure is the school's policymaking group: The management board.

27. Many would agree that in the past the latter have tended to dominate policymaking in Phoenix and in Arizona generally.

28. His theory will become the keynote of a new era of economic policymaking.

29. I have no hesitation in endorsing the view that everyone in the policymaking process should guard against the selective use of science or other analytical evidence to justify pre-chosen policies.

30. In Bush's telling, the non-decision decision is a constant feature of his Presidential policymaking.

31. Weare also improving coordinated planning and policymaking and must build ourcapacity in key areas where we fall short.

32. And the preparations for government now being undertaken by the shadow cabinet are, at Cameron's insistence, putting the environment deep into policymaking.

33. The principal debate in economic policymaking used to be about the role and limits of government.

34. Such a gradual approach is the kind of policymaking central bankers around the world prefer. But in China, holding the line against the headlines will only get harder.

35. It will even mean that the NSC has a role in economic policymaking.

36. An agency, however , typically has much wider substantive policymaking authority than a court.

37. It's an opportunity for the President to try to shape the policymaking agenda to influence public opinion.

38. The main conclusion from the project is that "the communication of scientific information for evidence-based policymaking is poorly institutionalised in developing country contexts".

39. "Monetary policy is no instrument of cyclical economic policymaking, " Bundesbank head Ernst Welteke said.

40. The western-centric conception of modernisation that shaped thinking and policymaking in much of the world over the last hundred years belongs in history's trash heap.

41. Nevertheless its core insights about the factors influencing innovation make the innovation system approach a valuable analytical and prescriptive tool for policymaking in developing countries.

42. One of the goals is to include indigenous peoples and forest-dependent communities in policymaking.

43. "My interest was much more in policymaking than in electoral politics," he told me.

44. Romer was well suited for the job; an economic historian, she was a close student of Washington policymaking during downturns.

45. To the extent that an agency exercises "quasi-legislative" or policymaking powers, a substantial measure of political responsiveness and accountability to elected officials seems highly desirable .

46. It is therefore high time for gender equality to be incorporated more broadly into development policymaking.

47. Tall, soft-spoken, and courtly, Woolley moves easily between the City of London, academia, and policymaking circles.

48. Rigid application of the probable cause standard could undermine the quality of agency policymaking.

49. Before long, research and policymaking – both at the national and international level – will need to reflect this interconnectedness.

50. Thus we should be reconsidering some aspects of the current state-based approach to higher education policymaking.

51. Three members of the Federal Open Market Committee, the policymaking arm of the Fed, dissented.

52. The approach of monetary policymaking is one of the classic titles in the monetary economics.