Definitions
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- adjective concerned with policy, not administration
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Examples
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But it also reflects a growing consensus in Italian policy-making circles that, less than 20 years after the country underwent a major privatization campaign, the government needs to take a more active role in the financial architecture of the economy.
Italy Weighs Fund to Protect Strategic Firms Christopher Emsden 2011
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Heck, Greenspan was about the most self-deluded person in the U.S. – believing himself to be a champion of the free market while running the most powerful and unaccountable command and control regulatory/policy-making agency in the world.
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Italy is on thin ice at the moment given the scale of its funding needs next year, while Spain is better placed on this front and has more policy-making credibility in the eyes of investors, Mr. Spiro said.
Spain Seizes on Demand to Nearly Double Bond Sale Emese Bartha 2011
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The appointments could kill the chances of Senate confirmation of Mr. Obama's other nominees to key financial policy-making jobs, including two named last week to the Federal Reserve Board.
Obama Picks Nominee Fight Laura Meckler 2012
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Lawmakers who threaten to hold back money for children's education if they don't get what they want make a mockery out of thoughtful school reform and policy-making, not to mention the right of District residents to govern themselves.
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One of the broader points of McCarthy and others was to discover who was taking part in the policy-making of the DOJ and see if any of them were some of the individuals that did engage in such misconduct.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Andrew McCarthy Sticks to His Guns (And He May Be Pointing Them at You Next) 2010
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The second is credible, consistent policy-making that has encouraged investors to provide funding even if the recovery is fragile and problems remain.
Investors Reward Iceland's Steady Progress Richard Barley 2011
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This approach, and the tools it relies on (cost-benefit analysis, risk assessment, etc.), is intended to safeguard policy-making from those biases that influence citizens day-to-day reasoning, by ensuring that decisions are held to some normative standard (e.g. maximisation of expected utility).
The Volokh Conspiracy » The Double Standard of Libertarian Paternalism 2010
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Mr. Fischer's short-lived effort had been seen as a long shot even though he carries widespread respect in policy-making circles around the world.
IMF Narrows Field to Two Candidates Sudeep Reddy 2011
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A policy-making authority would only have to look at the man-hours expended by detectives who are attempting to trace weapons to see thelogic.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Juveniles on Probation, and Their Parents’ Guns (and Other Weapons) 2010
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