Sentence examples for contested policy from inspiring English sources

Terminal scale has been the subject of discrete episodes of hotly contested policy debates.

The contested policy represents one of the Trump administration's single largest reversals of an Obama-era move to fight climate change by cutting polluting emissions from vehicle tailpipes.

While EU documents highlight energy security, energy union and sustainability, a contested policy translation process reformulates governance means and aims along the way and sometimes causes the generic targets to vanish.

Outlining several contested policy objectives as part of his annual budget proposal, Mr. Cuomo vowed to withhold a promised increase in state aid to school districts that did not adopt a teacher evaluation system.

"But what is interesting is that, despite hotly contested policy differences in structure, targets, competition, patient choice and the use of non-NHS providers, no one country is emerging as a consistent frontrunner on health system performance".

Even before the mind-focusing regional backlash in NSW, federal Nationals were positioning to resume public campaigning on internally contested policy issues, such as coal and energy prices, and water allocations, once they were clear of the state contest.

They are mostly small schools, intended to fill the spaces created by one of the mayor's most contested policies: the closing of larger schools for poor performance.

These are socially contested policies in which many citizens hold passionate positions, and the technology industry's agenda often becomes subsumed by larger objectives.

On this account, not only real, but also merely alleged injustice or oppression counts in determining the innocence of the victims and deciding which acts are acts of terrorism; thus such decisions are not hostage to endless debates about the moral status of contested policies.

To be sure, Mr. de Blasio has long been trying to tie Ms. Quinn, the City Council speaker, to the more contested policies of the mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg.

But the list of contested policies continued to percolate, including a renewal for 421-a, a lapsed tax-cut program for developers; support for charter schools; changes to the workers' compensation system; and education aid.