Sentence examples for breakthrough policy from inspiring English sources
And in our manifesto, we announced a breakthrough policy: extending the Right to Buy to housing association tenants.
That breakthrough policy made New York one of a few states to call for pre-K for all children.
"We anticipate a breakthrough policy that is pro-business, that is positive and that enables commercial industry to build and launch the best technology in order to meet the government's appetite for high-resolution commercial satellites," Mr. Brender said in an interview.
When we vote, let's choose politicians who take climate change seriously, bring breakthrough policy ideas to the table, and take a stand for action that is bold enough to achieve the goals.
Jesse is the lead author or co-author of: the Breakthrough policy framework, "Make Clean Energy Cheap," and the "National Energy Education Act"; the report, Case Studies in American Innovation; and widely cited analysis of the Waxman-Markey American Clean Energy and Security Act.
The Nikkei, the largest daily business newspaper in Japan, criticized the document, calling it "wide-ranging but lacking any breakthrough policies".
And with the recent convergence of scientific discovery, policy breakthroughs and fierce advocacy pointing us toward that day like never before, this is not just our mandate but our imperative.
Their scientific discoveries, engineering breakthroughs, and policy recommendations are critical to the future of life on the planet.
The moment represents an opportunity for Trump to produce a breakthrough foreign-policy achievement that would both appeal to his base and achieve something that he relishes: outdoing Barack Obama and George W. Bush.
Rather than a policy breakthrough, however, this sudden jump was down to a simple re-classification.
