Sentence examples for displaying policy from inspiring English sources

There's more to public policy than fiscal roadmaps, and it should be possible to correct America's fiscal course while also displaying policy imagination on questions like work-life balance, health care access and affordability, the cost of college, social mobility, and so forth.

The preparatory phase of the first generation of development policy documents displayed policy transfer and learning experiences on how to engage politicians and bureaucrats with representatives from non-state sector into fair participatory and transparent processes for framing poverty reduction priorities and strategies.

The newspaper said Mr. Jospin wanted to "kill three birds with one stone" by pleasing Jewish voters, displaying foreign policy skills and speaking as frankly abroad as he does at home.

Theoretically, the exchange between information and policy making can nicely be displayed using policy cycles (which we did in this article).

They will face earlier encounters with one another — New Hampshire and South Carolina are planning full-scale debates this spring — that will require them to display both policy expertise and a comfort level in front of the cameras.

The Promise Neighborhoods Research Consortium website (http://promiseneighborhoods.org) displays all policy briefs in a searchable format organized by domain of influence on child health and development.

A local newspaper, The North County News, ran a cartoon with the caption "The Cane Mutiny," which depicted sneaker-clad elderly citizens waving canes threateningly at a man holding a sign displaying the new policy.

For these cases, however, we believe that our model is useful to identify remaining market inefficiencies, displaying clearly where policy interventions are desirable to correct this.

Kamala D. Harris, the attorney general of California, signed an agreement this year with seven leading app platforms to make sure apps available through their stores displayed privacy policies.

Last year, she persuaded companies like Apple and Facebook to require apps to display privacy policies, though it is entirely unclear how many people bother to read them, especially on small cellphone screens.

The government should build a museum to display failed policies.