Sentence examples for achievable policy from inspiring English sources

This can only be achieved by having the right people at the table talking about positive achievement and changing the focus from meaningless targets to exploration of practical and achievable policy innovations.

"If you are looking for a serious achievable policy, this is the best one we've got," says Buick. "It took years to get it up and running, and that in itself is a good reason for using it.

What she says she was looking for – change – has happened, on the highest levels, for 150 days and counting: One week after Mike Brown was killed, I posted these fair and achievable policy solutions on Change.org – and over 250,000 people signed our petition.

"Ensuring the safety of crew and asylum seekers while turning back or towing back vessels outside of 12 nautical miles from Indonesia's archipelagic baseline may not be an achievable policy goal, depending on the prevailing conditions, the seaworthiness of vessels and the possible use of lifeboats," the report said.

The conventional wisdom on the establishment left is that Sen. Bernie Sanders is offering his enthusiastic supporters pipedreams in lieu of achievable policy proposals.

What do you see as the best mix of achievable policies to limit environmental and economic regrets?

Obama has established that he is "popular", but, as you say, he hasn't established that he has credible, achievable policies.

The party still suffers from its image as a predominantly white, middle-class party, but it comes over as a serious and intelligent outfit, with well thought-out, achievable policies.

Forty-nine dago ago, the Women's Equality party set our new prime minister a challenge: our 65,000 members and supporters – left and right, blue and red – want her to commit to six achievable policies so that England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland can become the first countries in the world where all genders are equal.

A constrained-forecast model shows a cap on VMTs and crash rates is achievable through policy that increases fuel prices, population density and annual transit passenger miles per capita at reasonable levels through a growth management approach.

While the encyclopedic Green Party platform reads more like an aspirational wish list for a progressive utopia than an achievable set of policy goals, Stein has honed in a specific set of proposals she believes could gain popular support outside of her relatively tiny network of activists.