Sentence examples similar to a unifying policy from inspiring English sources
In other words, energy efficiency is just as important as unconstrained energy supply, and increased action on efficiency can serve as a unifying energy policy that brings multiple benefits".
Back in the 1970s and 1980s, however, Danish policymakers were very reluctant with respect to formulating immigration policy principles and a unifying national immigration policy.
If the president's economic policies have a unifying theme, an "Obamanomics," it seems to be this: The massive upward wealth shift is permanent and corporate control of the economy is unstoppable.
Mr. Gore suggested that he wanted to present a unifying vision of himself, connecting his policies with his life experiences.
But beyond that policy, she put forth a unifying message that asked Americans to acknowledge the systemic barriers against minorities.
Mr. Obama has talked this week of his hope that the successful raid on the compound where Bin Laden was hiding could serve as a unifying force in a country divided by battles over fiscal policy and many other issues.
The HHR discourse has developed to serve as a unifying framework to understand the role of health practitioners in society and provide practical tools for effective and socially relevant health policy and practice.
"We needed a unifying element".
This is a unifying moment.
