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单词 public policy
释义
public policy
noun[CorU]
politicsspecialized
uk
/ˌpʌb.lɪk ˈpɒl.ə.si/us
/ˌpʌb.lɪk ˈpɑː.lə.si/
agovernmentpolicythataffectseveryone in acountryorstate, or thesepoliciesingeneral:
公共政策，政府政策
Thesesituationsare apredictableoutcomeofbadpublicpolicy.这些情况是糟糕的公共政策所带来的可预见性结果。
Manypeoplequestionapublicpolicythatcontinuestoencourageaneconomicallyturbulentindustry.这项公共政策会继续导致经济动荡性的产业发展，许多人对此表示质疑。
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  • He said thatEuropeancountriesshowfarmoreconcernfor theenvironmentintheirpublicpoliciesthanAmericadoes.
  • Twoyearsis notlongtochangepublicpolicy.
  • This is acriticalpublicpolicyissueforlocalgovernments.
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  • the House of Commons
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(Definition ofpublic policyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofpublic policy

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This innovative book looks at design competition architecture from a social science, psychological andpublicpolicyperspective.
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The use of epidemiological methodology as a means of influencingpublicpolicy.
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A lot of current social science clearly aims at producing knowledge that in some way can be relevant forpublicpolicy.
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Because this is a variable which is amenable to changes inpublicpolicy, its effect is of very practical significance as well.
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This article contributes to an expanding body of comparative scholarship on the effects of institutions on political behavior andpublicpolicyoutcomes.
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The elites were and still are the masters of underhanded affairs rather thanpublicpolicy.
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In effect this is a process that allows for a variety of private conversations to be converted intopublicpolicy.
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Exclusion is a powerful right that nopublicpolicygrants and that often avoids any form of discussion with the rival.
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These possibilities complicate the practice as well as the study ofpublicpolicy.
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Other factors are critical to settingpublicpolicybut are not discussed here because they tend to be country-specific.
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Keating's book focuses primarily on the varied ways in which race and class shaped urban planning andpublicpolicybetween the 1950s and the 1990s.
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This is every bit as true, incidentally, forpublicpolicyregarding social security, homelessness, drugs, or immigration as it is for the environment.
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It is simply suggested as the most appropriate method for arriving at legitimatepublicpolicyin a society characterized by deep disagreements about moral fundamentals.
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I recommend this book for its descriptive content, particularly for new readers in gerontology and those with an interest inpublicpolicy.
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On the contrary, soundpublicpolicydictated that more people be kept out of the workforce in order to not further aggravate unemployment.
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