The phrase "a forward-looking policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a policy that anticipates future trends or challenges and aims to address them proactively.
Example: "The government has implemented a forward-looking policy to tackle climate change and promote sustainable development."
Alternatives: "a proactive policy" or "a future-oriented policy".
This is a rare example of a board losing a binding vote on a forward-looking policy.
Last week Sam Batkins of the American Action Forum, which describes itself as "a forward-looking policy institute dedicated to keeping America strong, free and prosperous," released a kind of federal regulatory budget for each of the last several years.
When the deal was done, the parties backdated a cover note almost one year, possibly to give the appearance of a forward-looking policy.
Critically, this update would come at a time when the nation's demographics demand a forward-looking policy approach.
We present a general forward-looking policy framework and use it to provide a formal rationale for testing when policymakers can and cannot expect to be able to manage expectations.
How to support serious journalism and local coverage in the new media landscape is a complicated question that surely requires a menu of answers, forward-looking policy ideas and lots of experimentation.
Perhaps Mr Fukui's forward-looking policy has something to look forward to.
She instructed her team "to go beyond standard policies and really take a hard look at some of the more creative or forward-looking policy positions" on these issues, the Clinton campaign's senior policy director told The New York Times.
Those who favor such changes, including forward-looking policy makers, administrators, and postdocs themselves, need a strong advocate -- such as the NPA -- to pressure these organizations to push these changes through.
Maybe this time it's really forward-looking policy rather than obfuscation and diversion.
In terms of forward-looking policy, the basic reality is that the Democratic party has never been so united, and all of the leading candidates essentially agree on the direction in which they want to take the country.
