Sentence examples for broad-based strategy from inspiring English sources

And they wish he had been faster in moving from dealing with the emergency to developing a broad-based strategy for reconstructing Lower Manhattan.

One of Mr. Bush's political advisers conceded that the patience for a prolonged military operation might be limited, saying: "In the White House, there is a bias toward developing a broad-based strategy to deal with the lack of economic growth.

As one of the biggest proponents of the Iraq war among the candidates, McCain, 71, favors a "peace through strength" approach: a larger Army and Marine Corps, an effective missile defense and a broad-based strategy to stem the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

In my view, the Martin's broad-based strategy appears an abdication of their role as parents.

Without links to a more broad-based strategy for reform, the likelihood that this training results in anything transformative is slim.

When evaluating the IWW's shop-by-shop approach against SEIU's more broad-based strategy, it's also worth considering that the Burgerville campaign may have benefited from the fact that the chain does not license independent franchisees to operate stores like McDonald's or Burger King.

Initiatives based around use of services can reach groups where broad-based strategies have little or no penetration, and these services are often the best way of reaching people with the most severe and multiple disadvantages.

We would welcome a more proactive role from elected officials at the national and state levels in broad-based strategies to address the U.S. health-care crisis".

Broad-based strategies for more sustainable social systems include: improved education and the political empowerment of women, especially in developing countries; greater regard for social justice, notably equity between rich and poor both within and between countries; and intergenerational equity.

Reach Out and Read is one of the most cost-effective broad-based strategies adopted by clinicians to accomplish this goal.

The Beijing Declaration recognizes "the imminent threat of the HIV/AIDS epidemic" and calls upon governments to institute broad-based strategies and programmes to halt its spread and provide care for its victims.