Sentence examples for enduring policy from inspiring English sources

While he failed to unwind sequestration, get gun control legislation passed or enact immigration reform (yet), the effort by Harry Reid to finally put an end to GOP obstruction of his appointees could create Obama's most enduring policy legacy – a remaking of the federal court system and a host of new regulations that will further key progressive policy goals.

The problems posed by monetary policy cannot be successfully addressed by legislating enduring policy rules.

Alternatively, it can choose another way by exhibiting leadership and creating an enduring policy refusing to support dictatorships of all forms, ridding the region of unnecessary weapons and supporting once and for all a comprehensive, decisive, and consistent regional peace instead of a piecemeal one.

Engaging many constituencies takes time and energy, but improvement work aligned with the interests of multiple groups and tied into enduring policy foci has a better chance of securing wider influence over time.

This paper focuses not on the content of policies for non-communicable diseases, but on the global processes best suited to achieving enduring policy change at country level, and to reducing long-term harm from industry practices.

He is admirably frank in his assent that before the international bank collapse, economic management "was the most successful and enduring policy of New Labour's years in office".

It remains one of the most popular and enduring policies of the last thirty years.

The constructive effect of such miniscule, seemingly unimportant but enduring policies tend to be neglected as compared with sudden and macroevents.

The Department's hypothesis is that a shared approach could result in more powerful, focused and enduring policies and strategies than we have today -- enabling our schools to become more effective and our students better educated.

The good news is that Mr. Bush and his secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, are apparently so eager for an enduring foreign policy victory, in hopes of offsetting their failures in Iraq, that they are willing to be patient.

"I promise you, the president has a big stick," Biden said, after quoting President Teddy Roosevelt's enduring foreign policy advice to "speak softly and carry a big stick".