Sentence examples for alternative way forward from inspiring English sources

An alternative way forward We call on the coalition government to work with us to develop an alternative way forward: put GPs into the driving seat of PCTs, even if they are now clustered; drop the unwise attempt to force competition on to the NHS; reform the NHS so clinical need not commercial interest is paramount.

But after a decade of unprecedented increases in carbon dioxide emissions the imploding economy is finally giving our planet a small breathing space, and offering us an opening in which to plan out an alternative way forward.

But giving evidence to the foreign affairs committee, Johnson said the US-Russia dialogue aimed at brokering a ceasefire appeared to have "run out of road" and there was a need to find an alternative way forward.

The story of Baghi's millimeter evolution from Islamist revolutionary to tempered democratizer offers a window on an alternative way forward in the Middle East, a method and a movement that welcomes external influence but does not want the United States military to midwife its democracy.

SFL chief executive David Longmuir is seeking "an alternative way forward".

An alternative way forward is to address this issue by leveraging the strengths from each technique in combination with a focus on increasing attacker workload.

"We are determined to do everything we can to keep this full range of subjects on offer if it is at all possible, and so we are exploring alternative ways forward to keep the rich breadth of curriculum we believe is so important".

It is an alternative, offering a way forward diametrically opposed to that of Kyoto: the approach of business-as-usual and the technological fix, in place of "belt-tightening", the cutting-back on energy use which Kyoto demands.

In light of Swissair's situation, there is no viable alternative to the proposed way forward".

He takes no account of the fact that demands on the health service are growing year on year; general practice is already in crisis, and if we continue at this pace the whole of the NHS will be in special measures because of a misplaced ideology that public services are overfunded, inefficient, and alternative care is the way forward.

Alternative approaches using contemporary human and rodent cell and tissue cultures and alternative species might be the way forward to achieve a greater understanding of the importance of considering species differences when evaluating the DNT hazards of xenobiotics.