Sentence examples for breakthrough in policy from inspiring English sources
"To have a major breakthrough in policy, you have to be able to stop and think".
Kudos to President Obama and EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy on a true breakthrough in climate policy yesterday!
The prospect for a big breakthrough in economic policy seems low if the two parties battle each other to a standstill through the 2012 presidential election.
Breakthroughs in public policy have taken private home ownership from near zero in 1990 to at least 80 percent today — among the world's highest, in this relatively still poor country.
"Absent the passage of the Dream Act or other breakthroughs in immigration policy, thousands of eager young people will be unable to achieve their academic dreams," Gutierrez said in a statement.
Significantly, the three greatest breakthroughs in American policy toward the Arab-Israeli dispute came when US Presidents were unpopular: after the October 1973 war when Watergate was raging; in the Egyptian-Israeli Peace Treaty of March 1979 under a beleaguered Carter; in the Madrid Conference in October 1991 when George HW Bush was beginning to lose his popularity.
This is a breakthrough in comparison to the leader-oriented participation in policy and low-level political involvement in the past.
Unless Obama's energy policy regains its clarity, a legislative breakthrough in a second term is unlikely.
It aimed to make a breakthrough in access to quality basic education through support to policies for removing the education cost barriers to households.
Solutions Greater public and private efforts, better coordination and clear policy directions are needed before there is a breakthrough in the development of services and environments for children with disabilities that promote their inclusion in society.
Within 30 years, he found, even without a breakthrough in fuel technology or energy storage, we could cut our oil consumption in half if public policy directs engineering research toward reducing fuel consumption.
