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- noun one involved in the
formulation ofpolicies , especiallypoliticians ,lobbyists , andactivists
Etymologies
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Examples
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So how about if you just keep being you: a religious zealot in policymaker's clothing, and I'll keep being the anti-you: a rational individual who finds a majority of fundamentalist methodologies to be obsolete and insulting to my intelligence.
Edward Murray: Apparently, I'm Christine O'Donnell Edward Murray 2010
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If a policymaker is motivated by 'N', and the consequence of a policy is 'P'.
Economic Arguments, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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So how about if you just keep being you: a religious zealot in policymaker's clothing, and I'll keep being the anti-you: a rational individual who finds a majority of fundamentalist methodologies to be obsolete and insulting to my intelligence.
Edward Murray: Apparently, I'm Christine O'Donnell Edward Murray 2010
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Critics of Reich say his appointment as the State Department's top Latin American policymaker has more to do with domestic politics than foreign affairs.
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What I find unusual and noteworthy coming from a person who has spent his career as a policymaker is his understanding of personal action as a strategic lever that can work both the demand and the supply side of the equation.
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What I find unusual and noteworthy coming from a person who has spent his career as a policymaker is his understanding of personal action as a strategic lever that can work both the demand and the supply side of the equation.
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The Supreme Court has said that municipalities can be held liable when the key policymaker in the office -- in this case, Connick -- fails to train his staff about how to properly do their job, and a predictable and direct injury results.
John Hollway: Deliberative Indifference John Hollway 2010
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The Supreme Court has said that municipalities can be held liable when the key policymaker in the office -- in this case, Connick -- fails to train his staff about how to properly do their job, and a predictable and direct injury results.
John Hollway: Deliberative Indifference John Hollway 2010
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The Supreme Court has said that municipalities can be held liable when the key policymaker in the office -- in this case, Connick -- fails to train his staff about how to properly do their job, and a predictable and direct injury results.
John Hollway: Deliberative Indifference John Hollway 2010
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"If I'm a policymaker I would pay attention to the impact on massive inflows on asset-price inflation, which is building at the moment."
China's Move May Push Capital Controls in Asia Michael S. Arnold 2010
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