Sentence examples for behind policies from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration first laid out its blueprint for ESEA reauthorization on March 13 , 2010--emphasizing the importance of preparing students for college and a career, moving away from the Bush era "No Child Left Behind" policies.

The French, like the British, have tended to see Europe's common foreign policy only as a vehicle which can put more oomph behind policies that reflect their national interests.

Social media campaigns restored financing to Planned Parenthood from the Susan G. Komen Foundation and eliminated much corporate money going to the American Legislative Exchange Council, a conservative organization behind policies like the Stand Your Ground law at the center of the Trayvon Martin case in Florida.

By the time Mr. Bush left office, he had shaved off some of the more controversial edges of his counterterrorism program, both because of pressure from Congress and the courts and because he wanted to leave behind policies that would endure.

The Welsh government was "steadfast" behind policies such as free prescriptions and free breakfasts at primary schools, she said.

Fig. 4 Understanding the nature and process of science can help students evaluate media messages about science and the science behind policies.

Remember how we the taxpayer were paying for phony positive stories regarding Iraq and the No Child Left Behind policy?

Many of the programs' critics, including Mr. Garcia, say it is a strong-armed approach similar to the Bush administration's No Child Left Behind policy.

The fact that the principal changed the grade goes to the heart of what is wrong with education and the No Child Left Behind policy.

At the same time, the leading-from-behind policy will have negative consequences for allied defense in general and NATO in particular.

It gives, they say, an insight into the political thinking behind policy announcements.