Definition of policymaker in English:

policymaker

nounˈpɒlɪsɪmeɪkə

A person responsible for or involved in formulating policies, especially in politics.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the months and years after the solution passes into legislation, policymakers will keep a close eye on its progress and look to tweak it as is fit.
- Unemployment figures hide a trend which is worrying politicians and policymakers.
- Each individual is a policymaker, making policy with his own property.
- For a policymaker, it should be compelling grounds for reform.
- But this is the analysis of a political scientist, not a policymaker.
- It is us in the health profession and not the politicians and policymakers who have to deal with the consequences of this policy.
- Soviet involvement was absent in both cases, as U.S. policymakers were well aware.
- That elevates the analyst to a position of greater importance, for it makes the policymaker dependent on the analyst's technical expertise.
- European policymakers can reel off a string of issues on which there is such division.
- But for the most part, high and low politics were treated as separate issues by policymakers and scholars alike.
- It is a surprising and important gap, one that health workers and policymakers can no longer afford to ignore.
- Politicians and policymakers have been quick to grab hold of the biodiversity agenda.
- Sensing change was in the air, it lobbied potentially influential politicians and policymakers in a frenzy.
- No doubt such garbled syntax does great things for policymakers sitting on committees.
- Wolfowitz was a key policymaker at the state department during the Reagan years and is the administration's most senior Asian policy expert.
- Therefore policymakers have a responsibility to understand the impacts of this process.
- It does not receive high priority among policymakers, starting with politicians.
- In the wake of the Cold War, U.S. policymakers remain firmly committed to this goal.
- The imperialist policymakers are motivated above all by questions of their own security.
- It is surprising that no one is even talking of trying the responsible policymakers for war crimes.

单词	policymaker
释义	Definition of policymaker in English: policymaker nounˈpɒlɪsɪmeɪkə A person responsible for or involved in formulating policies, especially in politics. Example sentencesExamples In the months and years after the solution passes into legislation, policymakers will keep a close eye on its progress and look to tweak it as is fit. Unemployment figures hide a trend which is worrying politicians and policymakers. Each individual is a policymaker, making policy with his own property. For a policymaker, it should be compelling grounds for reform. But this is the analysis of a political scientist, not a policymaker. It is us in the health profession and not the politicians and policymakers who have to deal with the consequences of this policy. Soviet involvement was absent in both cases, as U.S. policymakers were well aware. That elevates the analyst to a position of greater importance, for it makes the policymaker dependent on the analyst's technical expertise. European policymakers can reel off a string of issues on which there is such division. But for the most part, high and low politics were treated as separate issues by policymakers and scholars alike. It is a surprising and important gap, one that health workers and policymakers can no longer afford to ignore. Politicians and policymakers have been quick to grab hold of the biodiversity agenda. Sensing change was in the air, it lobbied potentially influential politicians and policymakers in a frenzy. No doubt such garbled syntax does great things for policymakers sitting on committees. Wolfowitz was a key policymaker at the state department during the Reagan years and is the administration's most senior Asian policy expert. Therefore policymakers have a responsibility to understand the impacts of this process. It does not receive high priority among policymakers, starting with politicians. In the wake of the Cold War, U.S. policymakers remain firmly committed to this goal. The imperialist policymakers are motivated above all by questions of their own security. It is surprising that no one is even talking of trying the responsible policymakers for war crimes.
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