Sentence examples for Government alignment from inspiring English sources

Still unanswered, though, is how a shifting government alignment may change the business climate.

The decision-making process behind initiating specific CSR activities varied across the included firms but was often determined by the presence of existing in-country networks, cooperative local government, alignment with company expertise, and the ability to make health impact in an area that was not over-saturated they could meaningfully contribute to.

Official authorisation and relations with local government through alignment with WPA allowed relative freedom to carry out the research.

He had a pat phrase to describe the alliance that I'm not quite sure I wrote down correctly, since the witticisms are interchangeable — the government was an alignment of "socially liberal conservatives and economically conservative liberals," or some such mash.

Truman's policy shift meant that for the first time since the 1870s, the executive branch of the federal government was in alignment with the fight against critical components of white supremacy.

He has made Vietnam a test case of his proposition that deepening commercial ties create a powerful gravitational pull that can draw former enemies, even hard-line Communist governments, into gradual alignment with the West.

Among the factors he blames for the fall in voter motivation are a decline in civic education, fragmentation of society and institutions, greater "self-seeking" by individuals, greater hostility to government, shifting political alignments, "execrable" political conduct and the "abdication" of political coverage by network television.

The expressed desire for alignment with government policy provides an incentive for the government to develop policies – include HRH plans – that donors can support.

Several large cohort studies of child health and development have been developed in close alignment with government in an attempt to more closely align science and policy translation.

His fall brought a move in the government toward more conservative alignment.

Sir Mark Walport is not the first chief scientific adviser to express frustration over the alignment of government strategy for science and technology, and its delivery through the research council system.