Sentence examples for challenge policy from inspiring English sources

Much of this is down to the London Challenge policy of school collaboration which, in the mid-noughties, turned around life chances – and now needs a national rollout.

And yet, if our universities are no longer able to challenge policy decisions, educate, and offer alternatives, then the outlook is bleak.

"Studying law teaches you how to construct arguments, think critically and challenge policy – all valuable skills needed for a career in politics," says Megan Carrick, a law student at the University of Kent.

There are also a series of committees, made up of Lib Dem MPs and peers outside government, which have been set up to challenge policy, particularly in areas controlled by Conservative ministers.

More than anything, Civil Exchange demonstrates the coalition's sheer contempt for civil society, right from the start: billions of pounds cut from charity grants (small, local charities losing most); restrictions against civil society's right to challenge policy through the courts, and the voluntary sector's ability to speak out on behalf of the people it works with.

Both rulings are being appealed, and the Alliance Defense Fund, a national organization opposed to same-sex marriage, has gone to court to challenge policy decisions by the Westchester County executive, the state comptroller and the state Civil Service Department granting benefits to gay couples married out of state.

A Chinese lawyer uses the court to challenge policies he considers unfair and illegal, and he lands in police custody.

Davis said the latest operation sought to challenge policies that require prior permission or notification of transit within territorial seas.

What has eroded their loyalty to, and trust in, Europe is that they have no voice and cannot challenge policies that are clearly not working.

By Evan Osnos August 4, 2009 A Chinese lawyer uses the court to challenge policies he considers unfair and illegal, and he lands in police custody.

These articles challenge policy-makers to consider worthwhile learning as a relational journey of community-building not simply the production of competent individuals for future markets.