1.制订政策
1.the drawing up of policies, especially the formulating of political policies by members of a government
1.Rural policymaking has been further complicated by operating within a political system more complex than that of any other modern democracy.
使农村政策制定进一步复杂化的是，这一政策的制定，必须在美国比任何民主制度都复杂的政治体系下进行。
2.'Our reform plans are not limited to the economic sphere, ' he said. 'Policymaking decisions are more transparent than before.
他说，我们的改革计划并不局限于经济领域，政策的决策过程比过去更加透明了。
3.Such a gradual approach is the kind of policymaking central bankers around the world prefer.
这种渐进方式正是全球央行官员们所推崇的。
4.Such behaviour places ratings into the heart of policymaking, a role that rating providers did not seek.
此类举措使评级机构处于政策决策的核心，而评级机构并无意寻求扮演这一角色。
5.But the importance of the topic does not seem to be adequately reflected in national and international policymaking agendas.
不过不管是在国内还是国际政策制定上，这一话题都没有给与足够的重视。
6.It is so easy to get bogged down in day-to-day administrative work that there is little time for strategic policymaking.
因而他们很容易就会陷入每日繁琐的行政工作中，而很少有时间制定政策。
7.The sovereign debt crisis has exposed how complacency has long been a problem for Europe, especially when it comes to economic policymaking.
主权债务危机暴露了自满长期以来一直是欧洲的问题，特别是当它涉及到经济政策制定。
8.Over the next two days, the European Central Bank will host a conference to discuss the role of money in monetary policymaking.
目前，欧洲央行（ECB）正主持会议，讨论货币在货币政策制定过程中的作用。
9.Surely, the bank's policymaking board would have been the better arbiter.
可以肯定的是，央行的政策制定委员会将会是更好的仲裁者。
10.It has certainly not ushered in a post-political age of rational and data-driven policymaking.
当然，它也没有引领我们进入到一个以理性和数据为决策驱动的后政治时代。