Synonyms for policy-making
pol·icy-mak·ing

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1. policy-makingadjective

   concerned with policy, not administration

   Antonyms:
   nonpolitical

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1. List of paraphrases for "policy-making":

   policymaking, decision-making, policy, policy-, decisionmaking, policy-formulating, normative, policy-setting

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1. Bo Machayo:

   Having served in the [ Obama ] administration, I realize the importance of young Americans being involved in policy making decisions and engagement opportunities, i think this proposal and memo really makes a lot of sense. There's a lot of great diversity in this coalition, and this memo will help drive administration priorities with a particular eye to Young Americans.

2. Roya Hegdahl:

   I have a lot of anxiety about how the world will react to the situation because in these moments it's easy to act out of fear and anger, which often doesn't lead to the best decision- and policy-making.

3. President Barack Obama:

   Americans have a right to know whose voices are being heard in the policy-making process.

4. James Comeys:

   It is important to separate the roll of politics in setting priorities and the decision to prosecute cases. And in the Justice Department that is what we do on a daily basis, that is how are trained. So, it is not difficult for me, as deputy attorney general, you are move involved in policy making, but in terms of the principles of the department and how we conduct our investigations and who we prosecute, those decisions are going to be made in the same way they have always been made.

5. Yu Bin:

   People would use any rebounds to sell stocks, as the market is in a bearish trend, both technically, and fundamentally, pessimism has replaced optimism as the government has put restructuring, instead of stimulus or growth, at the centre of its policy-making.