Examples of using Policy decisions in English and their translations into Hebrew
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make major policy decisions.
Include women and youth in all analysis and policy decisions related to Gaza.
This suggests President Trump will continue to have the final say on many important policy decisions for the next two years,
BvLF asked the Open Data Institute(ODI) to explore how data dashboards could help guide city leaders and their teams to make better policy decisions about early childhood development.
his formulation of policy recommendations and in assessing the government's policy by monitoring and analyzing economic developments, and by creating a research infrastructure for informed policy decisions.
in evaluating the effect of policy decisions on these populations and in developing policy tools to promote and integrate them in the urban and social fabric.
How dashboards can help cities improve early childhood development, explores how developing data dashboards can help city leaders to make better policy decisions for young children and their families.
it has important bearing on future policy decisions.
members of the"elite" are able to exert significant power over the policy decisions of corporations and governments.
The smart and intentional application of this data would allow us to make better public policy decisions, find patterns,
The smart and intentional application of these data could allow us to make better public policy decisions, find patterns,
Security is knowing that policy decisions are not motivated by political
Due to him, monetary policy decisions today are reached by a committee, which enhances the public legitimacy
analyzing Taiwan's policy decisions regarding the epidemic.
it has been a moving force in Israeli policy decisions, like building the fence,
through its group conscience decision making process, guides the Fellowship in making policy decisions and in following the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions.
natural resources and energy), and in government agencies that require PhD-level researchers to inform policy decisions on some of the largest problems facing society.
Since the 1950s, RAND research has helped inform United States policy decisions on a wide variety of issues,
the product of meticulous research, historian Jonathan D. Sarna and collector Benjamin Shapell reveal how Lincoln's remarkable relationship with American Jews impacted both his path to the presidency and his policy decisions as president.
Some of the neo-conservative thinkers who played a major role in inspiring the president's policy decisions during the first five years of the war occasionally spoke of it as“World War IV,” essentially implying that the challenge posed by Islamist forces is on par with those posed by Nazism in WWII