Sentence examples for calls a roadmap from inspiring English sources

The op-ed accompanies the release of a report Too Small calls a "roadmap" laying out the research behind and campaign for early childhood education improvements.

And they took direct aim at a long-term proposal he produced last year for balancing the federal budget called "A Roadmap for America's Future".

By that time, Khin Nyunt was already working on what he called a Roadmap to Democracy, a seven-step plan to deliver a new constitution and free elections.

The aid is to be tied to a mechanism that will regularly review how it is being spent, amid guarantees from Kabul that it will tackle corruption in what the conference called a "roadmap of accountability".

As the New York Times reported, political operatives working for the Kochs also wrote the early blueprint for the Trump Administration's rollback of Obama-era regulations, a corporate wish list called, "A Roadmap to Repeal".

As the Times has reported, a document called "A Roadmap to Repeal," written by Koch operatives, has guided the E.P.A.'s reversal of Obama Administration clean-air and climate regulations.

The most detailed version of this philosophy can probably be found in a January 2010 document called "A Roadmap for America's Future, Version 2.0". It's a budget plan that doubles as a Ryan manifesto.

The panelists highlighted best practices that help to provide what they call a "roadmap" for transitioning to Common Core.

The Coventry board uses what it calls a "strategic roadmap" to guide decision-making, but Parker adds that decisions can still be made expediently where necessary.

Energy Networks Australia has been working for two years on what it calls a policy roadmap to achieve zero emissions by 2050.

She calls it "a roadmap to my life".